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A black-and-white image of Jackie Robinson down on one knee, his arms crossed atop his glove, which rests on the other knee. The number 42 is behind him, and a grainy image of a ballpark serves as the backdrop

How MLB is commemorating Jackie Robinson Day

Major League Baseball, its clubs and other partners, and the Jackie Robinson Foundation are once again working together to honor the legacy of the legendary trailblazer throughout Jackie Robinson Day.

Each club's last player to wear iconic No. 42

Skenes vs. Crews: LSU teammates, top-2 picks in '23 square off for 1st time

It's a boy! Bryce holds in-game gender reveal ... with help from Trea

Tatis homers twice as Padres move to 11-0 at Petco Park

Fiery Skubal's roar highlights gem from Tigers' ace

Rays roll behind 9-run, 27-minute inning: 'Just ridiculous'

Alonso so locked in he's making his hitting coach say, 'Whoa'

Judge named Team USA captain for 2026 World Baseball Classic

The young Angel doing a peak Mike Trout impression

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Tigers pitcher Tarik Skubal lets out a yell after a big strikeout

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13 scoreless IP, 15 K’s in past 2 starts

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5 HRs (2 last night) in past 6 games

Austin Riley

2 HRs give him 6 XBH, 8 RBIs in past 7 games

Shohei Ohtani

3rd 3-hit game of season (each includes HR)

Brendan Donovan

Career-high-tying 4 hits add to MLB-leading total (25)

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Three action images of players for Grand Canyon University, Vanderbilt and the University of Texas wearing No. 42

College players wear No. 42 with pride

Five current Division I baseball players wear No. 42 in homage to Jackie Robinson. Even now, 78 years after Robinson first crossed baseball’s color barrier on April 15, 1947, his impact on both the sport and American history at large continues to be felt.

From cleats to outreach, Griffey honors Jackie's legacy

Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. spoke to MLB.com about this year's Griffey 2 MCS cleats from Nike and his efforts to continue opening doors for others.

A closeup image of a white baseball cleat decorated with the No. 42 in different colors and team fonts next to a photo of Ken Griffey Jr. with the Mariners, raising his hand in the dugout next to a player with No. 42 on his back

Jackie Robinson Foundation scholars honor No. 42 -- and their own success

Young people from some of the nation’s top colleges and universities gathered at MLB Network studios to recognize all they’ve accomplished so far, and what’s to come in their very bright futures.

Students in the Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholars program pose for a group photo at MLB Network studios

Sometimes you can't avoid getting plunked ... on second base?

Mark Vientos was minding his own business after an RBI double when a bizarre relay throw aimed at no fielder in sight struck him in a sensitive area. The Mets dugout got a kick out of it.

A screenshot of the Mets' Mark Vientos reacting as he's hit in the backside by a thrown baseball

Players of the Week taken by Central sluggers

The Brewers' William Contreras won Player of the Week for the first time in his career, while Ty France earned the honor for the first time since joining the Twins.

'Over the Plate' Season 2 brings good eats to MLB.TV

The show for the foodie baseball fan is back on MLB.TV and MLB Network. Episode 1 of the new season features Mike Rosenthal and 12-time Grammy Award winner John Legend.

Mike Rosenthal and John Legend enjoy a bite standing at a table inside Dodger Stadium

Rockies vs. Dodgers on MLB Network

It's Jackie Robinson Day from Dodger Stadium as the defending champs take on the Rockies at 10 p.m. ET.

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