BLACK KIDS PLAY BASEBALL #8 “ALL TIME WORST”
As the White Sox move towards the worst baseball team of all time, LL CC and Big Cheats compare just how bad is all-time bad. *No real rappers were harmed by the
BLACK KIDS PLAY BASEBALL #7 “YESTERDAY’S PRICE IS NOT TODAY’S PRICE”
Lil CC continues his pursuit of little league free agency (sort of). Creative by Marc “Cheats” Cheatham — Illustration by Antoine Blackman
BLACK KIDS PLAY BASEBALL #6 “TWO ARM TALENT”
Lil CC has a big announcement about his upcoming little league season. Creative by Marc “Cheats” Cheatham — Illustration by Antoine Blackman
BLACK KIDS PLAY BASEBALL #5 “ELLY DA GREAT”
Lil CC talks about the greatness of Reds’ star Elly De La Cruz. Creative by Marc “Cheats” Cheatham — Illustration by Antoine Blackman
BLACK KIDS PLAY BASEBALL #4 “SELL THE TEAM”
Lil CC stands with the people of Oakland who wants to keep the A’s in the Bay. Creative by Marc “Cheats” Cheatham — Illustration by Antoine Blackman
BLACK KIDS PLAY BASEBALL #3 “RIP WILLIE MAYS”
Lil CC and Big Cheats talk about the legacy of the “Say Hey Kid” Willie Mays. Mays passed away on June 18, 2024, at the age of 93. Creative by Marc “Cheats”
BLACK KIDS PLAY BASEBALL #2 “WHO AM I?”
Lil CC impersonates some of the players he is following in MLB. INTRODUCING: “Black Kids Play Baseball” – a comic strip from the Black Baseball Mixtape. Follow the world of 7-year-old baseball
KENDRICK’S ICONIC UNIFYING MOMENT IS A CASE STUDY FOR GROWING BLACK BASEBALL
Words by Daniel McNatt @culturexcures This past Juneteenth, as Black Americans celebrated the day enslaved people in Texas finally found out about their freedom, another celebration occurred in Inglewood, California. Hip-hop, Los Angeles,
DODGERS CITY CONNECT TAKE 2: FUNFETTI IN SPACE
Words by Flobo Boyce To be perfectly honest with you, I had forgotten the Dodgers’ second go at the City Connect uniforms hadn’t officially dropped until June 17th of this year. The
A NEW LANDSCAPE FOR THE MLB RECORD BOOKS
Words by Daniel McNatt @culturexcures For years Black baseball fans have wondered what the history of the game would look like ifNegro League ballplayers were able to compete against their white counterparts