Sean Gibson on Negro Leagues Being Recognized by MLB

PITTSBURGH (GSM) - Negro League Baseball has long been a staple in U.S. history. However, it has been considered separate from those who played in the Major Leagues. Until now.
The Josh Gibson Foundation and Executive Director Sean Gibson is also pushing for the MLB Most Valuable Player trophy to be renamed after Josh Gibson. The award is formerly named after Kenesaw Mountain Landis who served as Major League Baseball’s commissioner from 1920 to 1944. Landis was someone who championed segregation within baseball’s ranks and resisted integration of any kind in the league. Landis’ name was removed in October 2020 after some saw the name as controversial. #JG20mvp

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Brother Gibson, thank you for being an ardent advocate for change!

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Outstanding color grading Brother Cook

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Thank you, brother Harris!