The Red Black Green Baseball Blog
Patrick Ellington Jr.An independent blog that focuses on the African diaspora's past, present, and future relationship with the sport of baseball
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 110 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 18 days ago |
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The Show Notes #36: ¡Felíz El Día y Mes de la Etnia Negra de Panamá!
26 years ago, the Republic of Panama’s legislative assembly ratified “Law 9 of the Year 2000”, which declared May 30th to be the country’s official Black Ethnicity Day. In Spanish, this day is known as “La Dia de la Etnia Negra de Panamá.”...
The Show Notes #35: Black Prospects In The 2026 Florida Complex League
At this very moment, the Florida Complex League (FCL) has a collection of Black talent that is smaller than the group in the Arizona Complex League (ACL), but twelve Black players in a complex league simultaneously is a sign of progress and...
The Show Notes #34: Black Prospects In The 2026 Arizona Complex League
Take at look at the various ACL rosters for the current MiLB season and you’ll find Black Americans drafted out of high school and college, Samaná Americans from the Dominican Republic, Afro-Cubans, Afro-Panamanians, and other Afro-Descenda...
The Show Notes #33: The Colorado Rockies Might Have a Hidden Gem
Eriel Dihigo is an infielder in the Colorado Rockies farm system who has posted intriguing numbers across two seasons in the Dominican Summer League. He was signed by Colorado during the 2024 signing period for international amateur prospec...
The Show Notes #32: The Samaná-American and Cocoló Ethnic Enclaves Are Making an Emergence
The modern-day Dominican Republic’s African-American, Francophone Afro-Caribbean, and Anglophone Afro-Caribbean ethnic enclaves are some of the African diaspora’s more unique yet lesser known demographics in the Western Hemisphere, and they...
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