Players Alliance Board on Jonesy in the Morning
Players Alliance Board Members Curtis Granderson, Edwin Jackson, and CC Sabathia stop by 94.7 The Block to discuss our mission and programming on Jonesy in the Morning
Players Alliance Board Members Curtis Granderson, Edwin Jackson, and CC Sabathia stop by 94.7 The Block to discuss our mission and programming on Jonesy in the Morning
Players Alliance Board Chair Curtis Granderson discusses diversity in baseball and how we’re leveling the playing field on NY1
Players Alliance Board Members Curtis Granderson, Edwin Jackson, and CC Sabathia stop by Boomer & Gio to talk about our mission and programming.
Players Alliance Vice Board Chair CC Sabathia joins Tiki and Tierney to discuss how we’re changing the game, Yankees and more!
Players Alliance Board Chair Curtis Granderson discusses giving back to the community in the spirit of MLK Day and his work with the Players Alliance on MLB Tonight
Current and former Major League players at the Rangers Youth Academy on Monday passed around a large sign with a Martin Luther King Jr. quote on it, saying: “Everybody can be great because anybody can serve.”
Jackie Bradley Jr. joins MLB Network’s Hot Stove to talk about The Players Alliance MLK Day of Service, his offseason, and more!
The Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation will partner with Food for the Soul and The Players Alliance on Monday, January 16, to host service events in conjunction with the 2023 Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service.
Los Angeles, California (July 19, 2022) – As part of All-Star Week, The Players Alliance — a nonprofit founded in 2020 by Black current and retired professional baseball players to increase African American representation in the sport — held an inaugural “Game Changers Celebration,” seeking to honor Black playmakers in the game and in the community while raising awareness for the organization’s mission. Eight-time All-Star Darryl Strawberry, two-time All-Star Eric Davis, two-time softball Olympic medalist Natasha Watley and Dodgers superstar Mookie Betts made up the group’s first four honorees.