In the world of pro sports, athletes are very attached to their numbers. Once a year, though, everyone in Major League Baseball sets theirs aside.

Los Angeles Angels players all wear number 42 in honor of Jackie Robinson Day as they observe the national anthem before a ...

On Jackie Robinson Day, New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge expressed his gratitude for Robinson's groundbreaking legacy. Judge, along with all MLB players, wore the number 42 jersey, a tribute ...

Los Angeles Angels star Mike Trout donned the iconic No. '42' jersey in the series opener against the Texas Rangers at Globe Life Field on Tuesday night.

Jackie Robinson made his MLB debut, breaking the color barrier and becoming the first Black player in modern Major League Baseball. During today's games, every baseball player wears the number 42 ...

This week, active players displayed Robinson’s number 42, retired in 1997 ... The price of a baseball ticket on Jackie Robinson Day is a nice gesture toward such recognition, but emulating ...

Micah Johnson played several seasons as a second baseman for the White Sox before embarking on a second career as an artist. He has been a big success at both, making him an ideal role model for kids ...

For one day, every player on every team wears the same number — 42 — in honor of Jackie Robinson breaking baseball’s color barrier in 1947. It’s a powerful, visual reminder of Robinson’s ...