Jackie Robinson Day ‘42’ Cotton Twill Ballcap dallas as the Spokane Indians

as the Spokane Indians

Red felt "I" patch

an inadequate ballpark

exactly replicating the Pilots’ record from their only season

The Caracas club maintained a policy of only signing native-born Venezuelan players until 1950

Jackie Robinson Day ‘42’ Cotton Twill Ballcap dallas as the Spokane IndiansA CAP HONORING #42 ONE OF BASEBALLS MOST IMPORTANT FIGURE History: On April 15, 1947, Jackie Robinson stepped onto Ebbets Field for his first game with the Brooklyn Dodgers, breaking the MLB color line as the first black player to play in the league. Jackies example of character, dignity, and toughness continues to inspire us today. Anyone who has followed us from the beginning knows how important the legacy of Jackie Robinson is to our mission.