Published 3 years ago

MLB donating $150M to increase Black participation in baseball

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MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred announced the commitment and partnership at a news conference at Coors Field. The Players Alliance is composed of 143 current and former MLB players. The league said it will provide an annual $10 million over a 10-year period. The money also will go toward providing educational grants, scholarships and additional community services.

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CBC News

MLB commits up to $150M US to Players Alliance in effort to increase Black representation

Major League Baseball will give at least $100 million US over 10 years to the Players Alliance and help raise an additional $50 million US aimed at increasing the number of Blacks playing the sport and eventually making the big leagues.

3 years ago·Canada

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Associated Press News

MLB makes $100M commitment to increase Black participation

3 years ago·United States

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CBS Local

MLB Announces Largest Commitment With $100 Million To Encourage Black Participation

DENVER (AP) — Major League Baseball will give at least $100 million over 10 years to the Players Alliance and help raise an additional $50 million aimed at increasing the number of Blacks playing the sport and eventually making the big leagues.Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred announced the decision before Monday night’s All-Star Home Run Derby, saying it would be the sport’s largest charitable commitment.(credit: CBS)“We want young people — per…

3 years ago·United States

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CBS Sports

MLB commits $100 million to Players Alliance to aid diversity initiatives in baseball

Commissioner Rob Manfred made the announcement Monday before the Home Run Derby

3 years ago·United States

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The Hill

MLB donating $150M to increase Black participation in baseball

MLB announced its donating $150 million to help increase Black participation in the sport. In a press conference prior to the All-Star Game Tuesday, MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred shared that the l...

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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ESPN

MLB vows $150M to grow 'Black representation'

Major League Baseball vowed to commit up to $150 million to Players Alliance, a nonprofit formed last year, composed of active and former players "aiming to build more equitable systems in baseball and increase Black representation throughout the sport."

3 years ago·United States

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