The Yankees should follow Somerset's example in honoring the Negro Leagues
Briefly

This Friday night, the Patriots honored the New York Black Yankees as part of Minor League Baseball's The Nine initiative, which celebrates the contributions of Black communities to baseball.
With Willie Randolph throwing the ceremonial pitch and the special jerseys auctioned for a local African American history museum, the event created a positive atmosphere that overshadowed a 2-0 loss.
There was a significant excitement surrounding the event, raising questions about why the New York Yankees have not created a similar initiative to honor Negro Leagues history.
Collaborating with various communities and organizations, the Patriots demonstrated the impact of honoring African American baseball history, highlighting the need for greater recognition within Major League Baseball.
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