Wishlist for Future Negro Leage Legends in the Show

[Caulfield]

these are this years 8:
Jackie Robinson, Satchel Paige, Buck O'Neil, Rube Foster,
Hilton Smith, Hank Thompson, John Donaldson, and Martin Dihigo.

Who is at the top of your most wanted legend wishlisht.

no-brainer for me, Cool Papa Bell.

so fast he once scored from first on a bunt.
when Cool Papa comes to the Show,
the Studio gonna have to redo everything they think they know about a speed attribute lol

[IndianSummer]

"Cool Papa Bell was so fast he could get out of bed, turn out the lights across the room and be back in bed under the covers before the lights went out." - Josh Gibson

Josh Gibson would be a good addition.

[Caulfield]

Quote: Originally Posted by IndianSummer

"Cool Papa Bell was so fast he could get out of bed, turn out the lights across the room and be back in bed under the covers before the lights went out." - Josh Gibson Josh Gibson would be a good addition.

yeah, I think Gibson will definitely be 1 of the next 8.
the Studio will also have to recalculate the power attribute too, for Gibson

[Cod]

Oscar Charleston and Pop Lloyd are who I really want to see.

[PVarck31]

Josh Gibson, of course. And as a Guardians fan I'd love to see Larry Doby.

[sva91]

So did they actually tweak player models, or just how informs sit on them? I can’t tell.


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[Jeffrey Smith]

As someone who has zero knowledge about the Negro Leagues and will probably never make it to KC to visit the museum can anybody suggest a good book and/or documentary about it?

Outside of Jackie Robinson and Satchel Paige I’ve never even heard of the rest.


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[Caulfield]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jeffrey Smith

As someone who has zero knowledge about the Negro Leagues and will probably never make it to KC to visit the museum can anybody suggest a good book and/or documentary about it? Outside of Jackie Robinson and Satchel Paige I’ve never even heard of the rest.

as far as books go, I enjoyed Only The Ball Was White .
and for documentary, though it isn't exclusively about the Negro League,Ken Burns Baseball episode Shadowball is really fantastic, it's a great look at baseball in the 1930's, arguably the Negro Leagues golden age.