Jackie Robinson

Jackie Robinson is the best baseball player in the whole Pittsburgh pirates team go Jackie Robinson

he didnt have 1

His full name was Jack Roosevelt "Jackie" Robinson.

He means that your goal in life is to positively affect as many people as you can. He's a nice guy.

he was unknown and he had no political views

Jackie Robinson walked 376 times in his first 5 seasons from 1947-1951.

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In the book "In The Year of the Boar and Jackie Robinson" Jackie Robinson did receive a key from Shirley in the book but did not receive one in reality

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No..you probably have him confused with Chuck Conners, who starred in the TV Western Series, The Rifleman. Conners played briefly in the Majors with the Brooklyn Dodgers and Chicago Cubs.

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They both were broke the color barrier and were both black.

Yes. They let him join as a slug hitter which means he bombs the ball 400 yards

Vintage memorabilia featuring the genuine autograph of Jackie Robinson is always popular with collectors. Unfortunately, the signatures are also very often forged. Presuming authenticity, other key factors are: the placement and clarity of the signature, the type of photo and image presented, and the all-important condition of the photo and signature itself. Essentially, the bigger and bolder the autograph, the better. The provenance - the who, what, when and where of a signed item's history - may also add value if documented. If genuine, your photo would be worth $300 to as much as $600, depending on the aforementioned factors.

Branch Rickey was a very unique man. Also, many people in major leagues tried to make the mixed races play together no one succeeded until Brooklyn Dodger's general manager Branch Rickey tried his "great experiment". Rickey wanted a man who would restrain himself from responding to the ugliness of racial hatred that was likely to come. In 1945, Baseball changed forever when Rickey and Robinson of the Negro League's Kansas City Monarchs agreed to a contract that would bring Robinson into the major leagues in 1947. Rickey also selected Robinson to be the first Africa-American to play in the baseball majors.

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being the first African-American to play in Major League Baseball

1920-1965.

Click on the "Kansas City Monarchs" link below to read about this historic franchise.

It was Brooklyn manager Leo Durocher, who made the threat before Robinson's rookie season in 1947. As it turned out, Durocher himself wasn't around for the breakthrough season. He was suspended for a year by Commissioner Albert "Happy" Chandler for associating with gamblers.

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Feller was quoted as saying:

"He's tied up in the shoulders and can't hit an inside pitch to save his neck. If he were a white man, I doubt if they would even consider him big league material, except perhaps as a bat boy."

Ironically, both Feller and Robinson were elected to the baseball Hall of Fame in the same year, 1962.