The Negro leagues were denied status as a major league in 1968 following a ruling from MLB's Special Baseball Records Committee. The all-white voting board gave five other leagues major league status, though those leagues' "level of play was far lower than that of the Negro Leagues," per Lindbergh.
Explain this shit. Who were the other five leagues? What was the official reason for the denial?
There actually was a small group of Black players in this League. They were known as the Five Orange Pips, but they mostly backed up the main star of their team, G Knight.
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I can think of two leagues off the top of my head. The federal League which played for about two years in the 1910s, and the American Association which was the precursor to the American League.
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He released a song earlier this year about the JFK assassination, nearly 17 minutes long. Not one of his best efforts, imo. Lacks a good beat and hard to dance to. I give it a 30 at best.
BSmack wrote: ↑Thu Dec 17, 2020 10:41 am
I can think of two leagues off the top of my head. The federal League which played for about two years in the 1910s, and the American Association which was the precursor to the American League.
Mikey wrote: ↑Thu Dec 17, 2020 4:45 am
Speaking of Pips, this is one of the funniest bits I have ever seen.
(Sorry to hijack your thread Bill...just couldn’t help myself)
Too bad Richard isn't around today to make fun of the hyper-woke snowflakes.
He was arguably the best standup comic in history and if he came along today, he'd probably still be great, but he'd have to lose about 90% of his material.
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