⚾ Memphis Red Sox & Negro League Baseball ⚾ The Memphis Red Sox were one of the premier teams in Negro League baseball, representing Memphis with pride, talent, and resilience. They played their home games at Martin Stadium, one of the few Black-owned ballparks in the country—a symbol of Black excellence both on and off the field. Key Facts: • Founded: Early 1920s • Home Field: Martin Stadium (also known as Red Sox Park) • Ownership: Uniquely Black-owned and operated, from the team to the stadium, showcasing business and athletic leadership during segregation. • Legacy: The Red Sox competed in the Negro American League, producing legendary players who challenged racial barriers and paved the way for integration in Major League Baseball. The Memphis Red Sox were more than just a baseball team—they were a beacon of hope, unity, and Black achievement during an era of segregation. Their story is an essential chapter in both Memphis history and Black history. #UnapologeticallyMemphis #B...