Frank Robinson’s legacy is one of excellence, leadership, and groundbreaking achievement. During Black History Month, we honor a man who not only dominated on the field but forever changed Major League Baseball from the dugout. Before making history as a manager, Robinson built a Hall of Fame playing career. He was a two-time MVP — winning in both the National and American League — a Triple Crown winner, and a World Series Champion. Known for his power at the plate and fierce competitiveness, Robinson set the standard for what greatness looked like in his era. In 1975, Frank Robinson made history when he was named player-manager of the Cleveland Indians, becoming the first Black manager in Major League Baseball history. That same season, he made another statement — hitting a home run in his first game as player-manager. His hiring marked a pivotal moment in baseball. Robinson went on to manage several teams over his career, earning respect for his leadership, baseball knowledge, and...