No, Jackie Robinson was a Major League Baseball player, not to be confused with Sugar Ray Robinson, who was a professional boxer, although they were acquaintances through mutual friend Joe Louis who was also a boxer. Robinson and Louis were friends because of their common issues with racism.
did jackie robinson ever cheatonhis wife and have other kids
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he did have a injured ankle in college
Yeah!!! Rookie of the Year, MVP 9 years straight, (1947- 1956), his # (42) has been retired every year, Nobel Peace Prize (Same thing that Martin Luther King JR. won), he has Jackie Robinson day where almost every player wears #42 during their game, and many, many more!! Sorry, but Robinson was Rookie of the Year in 1947, the first time the award was presented, and he won the MVP award only once, in 1949.
Yes, the #42 was used up until the 1997 season when it was retired by MLB on the occasion of the 50th anniverisary of Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier. Those that wore the #42 at the time were allowed to continue wearing it. As of the 2008 season, there is only one player in MLB wearing the number, that being Mariano Rivera of the New York Yankees. Once Rivera retires no one else will ever wear the #42 in MLB.
He played football, track, and basketball. But he is famous for playing baseball. He was the first African American to ever play major league baseball.
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No, but he's one of the best
did jackie robinson ever cheatonhis wife and have other kids
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No, Jackie Robinson was never a slave. No - he was raised in poverty but was never a slave.
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Jackie Robinson had to overcome being the first ever Negro in the MLB
Yes, once. And I was there!