Greg Baker, Billy Bean's husband, shared his thoughts on the legacy of MLB's first Senior Vice President of Diversity, Equity ...

The presentation of the award was featured in ESPN's studio programming this week, and during the 2025 ESPYs, which aired ...

Billy Bean, the second former professional baseball player to come out as gay and who went on to work in the commissioner's office, died August 6. He was 60. According to Major League Baseball, Mr.

Billy Bean, a former baseball player who came out as gay after retiring and then dedicated his life to inclusion, died this week. Before his death at age 60, Bean was an executive for Major League ...

OAKLAND, Calif. - Billy Bean, who became the second former Major League Baseball player to come out as gay, has died. Bean, the league’s Senior Vice President of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion ...

Moneyball told the story of how Billy Beane used analytics instead of scouts to build a winning team; here is what happened to him after the story.

If you hang around guitar players enough the name Billy Bean eventually comes up. He is talked about in the same context as the great guitar players who came up in the 1950's like Johnny Smith, Jimmy ...

Billy Bean, MLB’s senior vice president for diversity, equity & inclusion and special assistant to the commissioner, passed away on Tuesday following a yearlong battle with Acute Myeloid Leukemia.

Bean passed away on Tuesday of acute myeloid leukemia. Russo — still believing it be the other baseball’s other Billy Beane — called it a terrible story, speculating who may have known about it.

Billy Bean, who MLB said on Tuesday died at 60, was more than an executive. He was an LGBTQ advocate who changed lives for the better.

Billy Bean went 4-for-6 in his Tigers debut in 1987, after he was drafted by Detroit in 1986. After retiring, he came out as gay, and later led MLB's inclusion efforts.