Jackie Robinson Foundation’s Post

#OnThisDay November 21, 1952—Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher Joe Black is named the National League Rookie of the Year by the Baseball Writers Association. Making his major league debut on May 1, 1952, Black’s first Major League season was his best, etching his legacy with the team in stone. Pitching predominantly in relief, Black compiled a 15-4 record with 15 saves and a 2.15 ERA in 142 innings, capturing the National League Rookie of the Year Award five years after Jackie Robinson became the first nationally recognized recipient. The first Black pitcher to win a World Series game, Black started three games in the 1952 World Series vs. the NY Yankees winning one and losing two as the Dodgers were toppled by the Yankees four games to three. Black pitched in parts of three more seasons with the Dodgers and two more in the major leagues, retiring after the 1957 season. He is best remembered for his magical rookie season of 1952.

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