Major League Baseball Legends Discuss Racism and Diversity in the Sport

About The Guest(s):

• Reggie Sanders: Former Major League Baseball player, played for 17 years, won the World Series with the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2001, currently works for the Kansas City Royals in their front office.
• Dmitri Young: Former Major League Baseball player, played for 13 years, won the National League Comeback Player of the Year in 2007, currently works in amateur baseball and coaching.
• Brian Jordan: Former Major League Baseball player, played for 15 years, also played in the NFL for 3 years, runs the Brian Jordan Foundation and writes children's books.
• Greg Goodwin: Grassroots organizer for amateur baseball, former high school coach and scout for the Dodgers and Marlins, founder of the M Memory Involvement Prospect organization.
• Ernest Radcliffe: Head coach at Morgan Park High School, runs the Show Baseball program, focused on helping young people achieve their dreams through sports and education.

Summary: During the show, MLB Legends discussed the lack of diversity in Major League Baseball and the challenges black players face. They discuss the need for more representation in decision-making positions and the importance of creating opportunities for young black players. The conversation reviews thes the role of education and financial literacy in creating generational wealth and the need for more support and resources for black players in the sport.

Key Takeaways:

• Lack of diversity in decision-making positions in Major League Baseball is a major issue that needs to be addressed.
• There is a need for more opportunities and resources for young black players in baseball.
• Education and financial literacy are crucial in creating generational wealth for black players.
• Grassroots programs and organizations play a vital role in developing and supporting young black players in baseball.

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