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Diversity study finds percentage of Black MLB players at another record low – Metro US - Vimarsana News

Diversity study finds percentage of Black MLB players at another record low – Metro US

An annual study reviewing diversity hiring for Major League Baseball reported a record low of Black players on opening day rosters for the second straight year. Thursday’s report card from The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport at Central Florida issued an overall grade of C-plus, with a B for racial hiring and a […]

Source: metro.us
Mariners, local tech companies partner to improve baseball access - Vimarsana News

Mariners, local tech companies partner to improve baseball access

The new program aims to bring baseball and softball back to schools and communities where there has been displacement or disconnection from the game

Source: king5.com
Black College World Series hopes to spur MLB careers for HBCU players - Vimarsana News

Black College World Series hopes to spur MLB careers for HBCU players

HBCU athletics have taken on a higher profile recently in sports ranging from football and basketball to gymnastics and wrestling.

MLB and Nike Join Forces to Address Baseball's Diversity Problem - Vimarsana News

MLB and Nike Join Forces to Address Baseball's Diversity Problem

MLB’s popular RBI (Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities) now has Nike as the presenting sponsor, providing the kind of muscle that will only enhance its impact and outreach globally.

Source: ebony.com
Little Leaguers across Mass. get to take the field at Fenway Park - Vimarsana News

Little Leaguers across Mass. get to take the field at Fenway Park

Hundreds of youth baseball players from around the state got to walk the warning track, take pictures in the dugouts and play catch at the beloved Boston venue.

Source: wcvb.com