League Park

But we've had a significant number of Negro Leagues-related episodes in our five previous seasons, including one with Sam Allen, who actually played with the Kansas City Monarchs.

We've had a panel discussion with authors and researchers Larry Lester and Stephanie Liscio, which was recorded live in front of an audience at Cleveland's Historic League Park.

And we've had another episode with author and researcher Phil S. Dixon, who told us the story of how he was the one responsible for writing the words which appear on Satchel Paige's tombstone in Kansas City.

While Mark and I don't talk about each of Satchel Paige's 2000 appearances, in this episode, we cover lots of ground.

And I was able to like, look at those games.

Yeah.

I've used that same list because I'm trying to find all of the different hall of famers who played at league park in Cleveland.

Yes.

That'll be a nice memory of the way things used to be.

Maybe we can redo it like the Huff neighborhood over there where League Park was if you wanted to do something like that.

Keith

said the Jabril Peppers lot.

Well, it was a game of famous firsts.

Now, Grimes and Bagby are facing each other again, but at League Park in Cleveland as the game begins at 2 p.m. Here's how it gets going, right? In the bottom of the first, Charlie Johnson singles for the Indians.

He advances to second on Bill Womskan's, I love that name, Bill Womskan's single.

Tris Speaker lays down a bunt and Grimes falls down fielding it.