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(#12) Ken Griffey, Jr.
- Designated hitter, Outfielder, Left fielder
Career achievements
Hall of Fame (2016)
1997 AL MVP
2005 NL Comeback Player of the Year
13x All-Star
10x Gold Glove winner
7x Silver Slugger -
(#2) Satchel Paige
- Pitcher
Career achievements
Hall of Fame (1971)
2x MLB All-Star
5x Negro League All-Star
1948 World Series champion
1942 Negro World Series champion -
(#35) Barry Larkin
- Shortstop
Career achievements
Hall of Fame (2012)
12x All-Star
1995 NL MVP
1990 World Series champion -
(#48) Bobby Bonilla
- Right fielder, Outfielder, Third baseman
Career achievements
6x All-Star
3x Silver Slugger winner
1997 World Series champion -
(#31) Willie Stargell
- Outfielder, Left fielder, First baseman
Career achievements
Hall of Fame (1988)
7x All-Star
1979 NL MVP
2x World Series champion
1979 World Series MVP
1979 NLCS MVP -
(#32) Willie McCovey
- First baseman
Career achievements
Hall of Fame (1986)
1969 NL MVP
1959 Rookie of the Year
6x All-Star
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About This Tool
Looking back in baseball history, many outstanding players have been known to everyone. Many black players have stood on the MLB podium through their own efforts, they have used their strength to tell the world that they are superstars. Many black athletes have changed the world, and also let the world know the excellence of blacks. Jackie Robinson was the first black athlete to play baseball since the 20th century.
Many black baseball players in the world have made their dream come true through their own dedication. This generator introduces the most influential black baseball athletes, each of which is a superstar.
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