Layton Revel, founder of the Center for Negro League Baseball Research, unveiled a new exhibit Wednesday that seeks to preserve the legacy of baseball great Willie Mays.

SAN FRANCISCO — The personal collection of Willie Mays, a list of items including his 1954 World Series ring and his two MVP Awards, will be auctioned Sept. 27 at the King Street Warehouse event space ...

The Negro Southern League Museum, in collaboration with the City of Birmingham and the Center for Negro League Baseball Research, is set to u ...

The city of Fairfield has the distinct honor of being Mays’ hometown. His son has been on a mission to secure and restore his father’s boyhood home, which has been out of the family for decades.

Willie Mays, who died in June at 93, was the ultimate “five-tool baseball player” – speed, throwing, fielding, hitting for average and hitting for power.

For more than a year, the son of Alabama-native Willie Mays has been trying to buy his father's crumbling childhood home in Fairfield to transform it into a youth center. It's clear now city ...

Willie Mays died on June 18, ... The entire Miles College baseball team attended the event along with a few hundred other friends and family members. “God is a good God,” Rev. Greason said.

Officials say the exhibit celebrates Mays’ Alabama roots, in addition to his pioneering legacy in the Negro Leagues, and his ...

HBO will debut 'Say Hey, Willie Mays,' a documentary about the baseball legend, in November.

My father, a high school football, basketball and baseball coach, loved the baseball player Willie Mays. He even named one of our cats after his favorite athlete.

Willie Mays Park, located in Mays' hometown of Fairfield, Alabama, is currently unsuitable for most competitive play. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 57°F. Tuesday, June 10th 2025 ...