The article outlines key milestones in MLB history, from the early regulations enacted in the 1880s designed to limit player interaction during games to landmark moments such as the Yankees' 1913 spring training in Bermuda. It also highlights notable events like Jackie Robinson Day, established in 2004, honoring the first African American player in major league history, and Lou Gehrig Day, announced in 2021, showcasing how MLB has evolved and integrated historical recognition within its culture.
In 1913, the New York Yankees made history as the first major league team to hold spring training outside the U.S., choosing Bermuda for their camp.
The establishment of 'Jackie Robinson Day' in 2004 by Commissioner Bud Selig commemorates the legacy of Robinson, ensuring recognition across all MLB ballparks.
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