There was a whole baseball world before Jackie Robinson stepped into it—one many people didn't see. That was the Negro Leagues. Unmatched in talent, these players were on the same level, if not better, than Major League Baseball's best. In The Negro League vs. Major League Baseball, Michael Margolis delves into the inspiring tales of the greatest stars from both leagues. This book captures icons like Satchel Paige, Josh Gibson, and Cool Papa Bell alongside Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb, and Walter Johnson. Were the Negro League legends as good? Ten in-depth player comparisons by Margolis drill this point home: skill, persistence, and love for the game. Give new life to players who soared against segregation and adversity. Negro League Vs. Major League Baseball: A tribute to the talent that forever changed America's favorite pastime.