The addition of Negro Leagues players to MLB The Show 23 is a reason to celebrate, ... Josh Gibson, and John Jordan “Buck” O’Neil Jr. ...

MLB The Show 23 could easily communicate Dihigo’s skill as a pitcher or hitter through a slate of 99-rated attributes read off the back of his player card. What is more important, though, is how ...

MLB The Show 23 gives a spotlight to the great players of the segregated Negro Leagues of baseball, ... Josh Gibson, who once hit a ball clean out of Yankee Stadium, is on the way.

The list includes Josh Gibson, Cool Papa Bell, Minnie Miñoso, Walter C. “Steel Arm” Davis, ... "MLB The Show 23" will feature cover athlete and Miami Marlins star Jazz Chisholm.

Two years before Jackie Robinson debuted for the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947, he was an upcoming shortstop for the Kansas City Monarchs. Robinson, who is renowned for breaking Major League Baseball ...

MLB The Show 23 is the most-talked-about game of the year for baseball fans. ... Josh Donaldson played for the Kansas City Royals of the NNL from 1920 to 1924.

MLB Meet baseball's new GOAT, Josh Gibson, ... The record books will show Gibson with 838 hits, 174 of them home runs. He also walked 359 times and struck out 11 times.

MLB The Show 25 has announced over 20 new Legends, ... although the recent inclusion of Negro League achievements in official MLB stats recognizes Josh Gibson's .466 season in 1943.

Josh Gibson surpasses MLB records after Negro Leagues integration, recognized for outstanding career stats. ... Richland 1 settled 3 lawsuits against former board member for over $150K, records show; ...

Gibson also became the career leader in slugging percentage (.718) and OPS (1.177), moving ahead of Babe Ruth (.690 and 1.164).

And as of Wednesday, Josh Gibson will replace Cobb as the leading hitter in the official records of the game. At .372, Gibson’s career batting average eclipses Cobb’s by six points. Advertisement ...

Josh Gibson became Major League Baseball’s career batting leader with a .372 average, surpassing Ty Cobb’s .367 when records of the Negro Leagues for more than 2,300 players were incorporated ...