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  1. You may recall that #MLB finally ruled, in 2020, that the stats of great Black Leagues players and teams --like Satchel Paige and the Kansas City Monarchs -- were in fact major-league stats.

    Which means that the last man to hit over .400 in the big leagues was not Ted Williams in 1941 ... but Artie Wilson in 1948.

    #BlackMastodon #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackHistory #baseball #1947League #Birmingham #BirminghamBlackBarons #nlbm #jg20mvp

  2. You may recall that #MLB finally ruled, in 2020, that the stats of great Black Leagues players and teams --like Satchel Paige and the Kansas City Monarchs -- were in fact major-league stats.

    Which means that the last man to hit over .400 in the big leagues was not Ted Williams in 1941 ... but Artie Wilson in 1948.

    #BlackMastodon #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackHistory #baseball #1947League #Birmingham #BirminghamBlackBarons #nlbm #jg20mvp

  3. You may recall that #MLB finally ruled, in 2020, that the stats of great Black Leagues players and teams --like Satchel Paige and the Kansas City Monarchs -- were in fact major-league stats.

    Which means that the last man to hit over .400 in the big leagues was not Ted Williams in 1941 ... but Artie Wilson in 1948.

    #BlackMastodon #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackHistory #baseball #1947League #Birmingham #BirminghamBlackBarons #nlbm #jg20mvp

  4. You may recall that #MLB finally ruled, in 2020, that the stats of great Black Leagues players and teams --like Satchel Paige and the Kansas City Monarchs -- were in fact major-league stats.

    Which means that the last man to hit over .400 in the big leagues was not Ted Williams in 1941 ... but Artie Wilson in 1948.

    #BlackMastodon #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackHistory #baseball #1947League #Birmingham #BirminghamBlackBarons #nlbm #jg20mvp

  5. You may recall that #MLB finally ruled, in 2020, that the stats of great Black Leagues players and teams --like Satchel Paige and the Kansas City Monarchs -- were in fact major-league stats.

    Which means that the last man to hit over .400 in the big leagues was not Ted Williams in 1941 ... but Artie Wilson in 1948.

    #BlackMastodon #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackHistory #baseball #1947League #Birmingham #BirminghamBlackBarons #nlbm #jg20mvp