If black people would learn how to pronunciate and stop mumbling, it'd be a lot easier to understand them and possibly easier to get along. It's a classic example of sheer ignorance...wanting to belong but refusing to accept that one must make the effort.

Wonderful movie and part of it was filmed at League Stadium, in Huntingburg, IN.

If Gibson was so good, where's all the footage of him!

The White Man And His Evil Deeds On Display......

40:01 to 40:06 IDK why she acting all shocked. Shoulda known damn well how it was. I do and I thank the Most High everyday I wasn't around back in those days because with my temper I would've been hung from the nearest tree

What really was going on with Josh Gibson

Rest in peace Jackie Robinson Willie mays Josh Gibson and satchel page the best nergo league baseball players

Thank You😢!!!!!!!! Give everything you have.... One day they'll include your stats... You may be the G. Greatest O. Of A. All T. Time

Love this movie, Love the sport.

Finally! The Negro Leaguers get the recognition they deserve!

With the recent landmark decision for Negro League stats to be included in the Major League Stats, this Epic Classic should be re-released world-wide and required viewing for everyone in Sports. Truly outstanding production, casting, and performances by Delroy Lindo, the Late Great Mykelti Williams, Blair Underwood and Sallie Richardson who is still fine!!!

I miss these HBO only movies that use to come on .

Nobody talks about Rube Foster Architect build Negro League Baseball HOF. Beginning & ending Willie Mays

Imagine fighting to be on equal footing when it’s a god given right … this country is all kinds of messed up

Who ever uploaded this classical movie. Thank you 🙏🏿👍🏿✨✨💫

I remember when this film was released, as kid. This, and the HBO movie, "Cobb". Both were horrible movies. ... I'm here today, hopefully finish this one.

Finally MLB officially recognizes Negro League statistics 🙌🏼

Omg Thats Hillgrove!!

Gils arena brought me here idk how i never seen this

Today, the Negro League Players were given the recognition they deserved by being included in the MLB record books.

Big Man you finally a major leaguer!! RIP Big Josh

RECORD BOOKS BABYYYYYYY

My dad played for the Yankees

The music is too loud it's too distracting. Thanks for uploading this anyways

Masterpiece

I'm doing this for homework 😭😦😭

Man this is a great movie

Good enough for the 1927 Yankees. As a clubhouse attendant.

Overrated. Psssh.

Some fine sistas in this movie !!!!!!

The Globe is Cold Zero Degrees And folks quote The people free We major without the MLB Like Negro League Who taught ya About the route Of Rube Foster ? And I gots to mention Josh Gibson With this I pitch swift Facts on page Like Satchel Paige Try not to act yo age Tribe Beemin Like Cleveland On that evening In 48 If you don't love this It's surely hate I carry nobely Like Larry Doby Past charged And the fact that I earned my urn As far as that's concerned Slide home I'm gone .....

I still dont understand why arent black youth taught about the Negro League Era, it was more than just baseball. Its a part of history ALL black Americans should be prideful of. The importance of how they were self funded, self managed, the amount of talent the negro leagues produced.

How the heck did I just discover this?!??!

It’s too bad that his message has been buried because of a man named trump

A true allstar story with an allstar cast. ❤️

Blacks were cheated, whites were cheated, baseball was cheated & America was cheated by having a racist Commissioner. All baseball records before 1947 need an asterisk.

You would think for a channel that has history in the name, they would have gotten Jackie Robinson‘s number correct. He never wore 42 with the monarchs

Delroy and Williamson are 2 of the most underrated actors ever

My fad saw josh gibson and said he was the greatest hitter he ever saw. and he saw quite a few.

"You're here stealing our assets, and WE'RE the racketeers?" OWNED

I love the comments expressed by Keepdapocket and Perrymcnee 7365. The Racism in that era was enough to send a putrid stench to High Heaven itself. The glorious black athletes of today owe an unpayable debt to these Pioneers of Yesteryear. As slowly and painfully as grass growing through a sidewalk. Their determination battered down the barriers barring their way. Until equality was reached on the shoulders of their Martyrdom. Keepdapocket has a unique story to tell. His Grandfather actually knew the man himself. The legendary Josh Gibson. Playing alongside Gibson on the great Homestead Grays. As for his talent, Gibson was so gifted that Hall of Famer Roy Campanella called him, "Not only the greatest catcher, but the greatest ballplayer I ever saw." Another typical comment was, "Gibson was at a minimum, Two Yogi Berras." What a telling scene the Rainout of the Exhibition game with the Major League players is. Gibson and the other great black players were rained on figuratively for their entire careers. Yet, they soldiered on. Until the sun finally rose on a glorious new era.

1:29:15 bruh dont do this to me, I'm gonna be in tears

“I’m a baseball man, I wanna win the pennant.” In baseball, that’s ALL that matters. NO MATTER WHAT!

Thankful to seen Ebbets Fields NYC

I watched this with my grandfather and he told me stories about seeing all 3

@40:00 is so sad. I felt that part.

NOW we are talking..do this NEGRO LEAGUE BASEBALL ⚾ presentation PROFESSIONALLY .. awaking to this rich baseball AMERICAN HISTORY...in been WAITING TO learn MUCH more.. I've been an AFICIONADO since my beginnings. NO more " depression times ..CLOWNING" around as your ancestors.. please..sir..I want to SAVOR NEGRO BASEBALL.. for the PURE athletic talents..thank you

Having been a fan during the dark days of the steroid days of the ‘90s and ‘00s, and watching men like Rose, Gwynn and Ripken doing it the right way, it saddens me to this day that there were men that played the right way for the right reason that were not allowed to play in the major leagues for no other reason than simply because of the color of their skin.

Great movie--thanks so much!

Jackie Robinson I was # 5 in the Negro league baseball not # 42 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂