List of Negro league baseball players (M–R)

M
NameDebutLast GamePositionTeamsRef
Lee Mabon19581960ShortstopIndianapolis Clowns[1]
Biz Mackey19201950Catcher / ManagerIndianapolis ABCs, New York Lincoln Giants, Hilldale Daisies, Philadelphia Royal Giants, Washington Elite Giants, Baltimore Elite Giants, Philadelphia Stars, Newark Dodgers, Newark Eagles[2]
Raydell Maddix19471953PitcherIndianapolis Clowns[3]
Dave Malarcher19161934Third baseman / ManagerIndianapolis ABCs, Detroit Stars, Chicago American Giants, Chicago Columbia Giants, Cole's American Giants[4]
Max Manning19381949PitcherNewark Eagles[5]
Joseph Marbury19571958OutfielderIndianapolis Clowns[6]
Rendon Marbury19561958InfielderBirmingham Black Barons, Indianapolis Clowns[7]
Oliver Marcell19181934Third basemanBrooklyn Royal Giants, Detroit Stars, Atlantic City Bacharach Giants, New York Lincoln Giants, Baltimore Black Sox[8]
Enrique Maroto19551956PitcherKansas City Monarchs[9][10]
Luis Márquez19451948OutfielderNew York Black Yankees, Baltimore Elite Giants, Homestead Grays
Armando Marsans19051923OutfielderAll Cubans, Cuban Stars (East)
Frank Marsh19541958First basemanBirmingham Black Barons, Kansas City Monarchs[11]
Bobby Marshall19061923First basemanMinneapolis Land-Lunds, Minneapolis Keystones, St. Paul Colored Gophers, Chicago Giants, All Nations[12]
Jack Marshall19171928PitcherTennessee Rats, Chicago American Giants, Detroit Stars, Lincoln Giants, Kansas City Monarchs[13]
Edward Martin19511952PitcherPhiladelphia Stars[14]
Horacio Martinez19351947ShortstopNew York Cubans[15]
Hank Mason19511954PitcherKansas City Monarchs[16]
Verdell Mathis19401950PitcherMemphis Red Sox, Philadelphia Stars[17]
Dell Matthews19041905PitcherChicago Union Giants, Leland Giants[12]
Willie Mays19481950Center fielderBirmingham Black Barons[18]
Tullie McAdoo19081924First basemanKansas City Giants, St. Louis Giants, Chicago Giants, St. Louis Stars, Cleveland Browns[19]
Ernest McBride, Sr.19301930Memphis Red Sox
Dan McClellan19031930Pitcher / ManagerCuban X-Giants, Philadelphia Giants, Brooklyn Royal Giants, New York Lincoln Giants, Quaker Giants, Washington Potomacs[20]
Nathaniel McClinic19461948OutfieldCleveland Buckeyes, Birmingham Black Barons[21]
Butch McCord19471950First baseman / OutfielderBaltimore Elite Giants, Chicago American Giants[22]
Walter McCoy19451949PitcherChicago American Giants, Kansas City Monarchs[23]
William McCrary19461947ShortstopKansas City Monarchs[24]
Gifford McDonald19111921PitcherBrooklyn Royal Giants, Philadelphia Giants, New York Colored Giants, Bacharach Giants, Lincoln Giants, Detroit Stars[25]
Webster McDonald19201940PitcherDetroit Stars, Washington Potomacs, Chicago American Giants, St. Louis Stars, Homestead Grays, Little Falls, Minnesota, Baltimore Black Sox, Hilldale Club, Washington Pilots, Philadelphia Stars[26]
Henry McHenry19301951Pitcher / OutfielderKansas City Monarchs, New York Harlem Stars, Newark Browns, New York Black Yankees, Philadelphia Stars, Indianapolis Clowns
Will McMurray19081915CatcherSt. Paul Colored Gophers, West Baden Sprudels[27]
Hurley McNair19111937OutfielderChicago Giants, Chicago Union Giants, Chicago American Giants, All Nations, Detroit Stars, Kansas City Monarchs, Gilkerson's Union Giants, Cincinnati Tigers[28]
Tom Means19001907PitcherChicago Unions, Chicago Columbia Giants, Chicago Union Giants, St. Paul Colored Gophers[12]
José Méndez19081926Pitcher / ManagerBrooklyn Royal Giants, Cuban Stars (West), All Nations, Chicago American Giants, Detroit Stars, Kansas City Monarchs[29]
Stanley Miarka19501950Chicago American Giants
Ira McKnight19521963CatcherMemphis Red Sox, Kansas City Monarchs[30]
John "Mule" Miles19461949Third basemanChicago American Giants[31]
Joseph "Cannon Ball" Miller18951906PitcherPage Fence Giants, Columbia Giants, Chicago Union Giants, Brooklyn Royal Giants[12]
Hub Miller19121916PitcherWest Baden Sprudels, St. Louis Giants[32]
Louis Miller19101923Third baseman / ManagerBrooklyn Royal Giants, Paterson Smart Set, Cuban Giants of Buffalo, Philadelphia Giants, New York Colored Giants, Cuban Giants, New York Lincoln Stars, Atlantic City Bacharach Giants, Baltimore Black Sox[33]
Eugene Milliner19021911OutfielderChicago Union Giants, Brooklyn Royal Giants, St. Paul Colored Gophers, Kansas City Royal Giants, Kansas City Giants[34]
Minnie Miñoso19451948Third basemanNew York Cubans[35]
Alonzo Mitchell19231941Pitcher / ManagerBaltimore Black Sox, Atlantic City Bacharach Giants, Jacksonville Red Caps, Birmingham Black Barons, Atlanta Black Crackers, Indianapolis ABCs[36]
Bob Mitchell19541957PitcherKansas City Monarchs[37]
Jessie Mitchell19541959OutfielderBirmingham Black Barons[38]
John Mitchell19571960OutfielderDetroit Stars, Birmingham Black Barons[39]
Sam Mongin19071922Third basemanPhiladelphia Giants, Brooklyn Royal Giants, Club Fé, St. Louis Giants, Chicago Giants, New York Lincoln Stars, New York Lincoln Giants, Atlantic City Bacharach Giants[40]
Bill Monroe18961914InfielderChicago Unions, Cuban X-Giants, Philadelphia Giants, Brooklyn Royal Giants, Quaker Giants, Chicago American Giants, Chicago Giants[41]
Henry W. Moore18941913Utility playerChicago Unions, Columbia Giants, Algona Brownies, Cuban X-Giants, Philadelphia Giants, Leland Giants, Chicago Giants, French Lick Plutos[12]
Dobie Moore19201926Shortstop / OutfielderKansas City Monarchs[42]
Eugene Moore19091921OutfielderBirmingham Giants, West Baden Sprudels, St. Louis Giants, French Lick Plutos, Lincoln Giants, Indianapolis ABCs, Detroit Stars[43]
James Moore19341948First basemanAtlanta Black Crackers, Newark Eagles, Baltimore Elite Giants[44]
Connie Morgan19541955Second basemanIndianapolis Clowns[45]
Barney Morris19__19__PitcherMonroe Monarchs, Bismarck Churchills, Pittsburgh Crawfords, New York Cubans
Dink Mothell19201934CatcherKansas City Monarchs, All Nations, Chicago American Giants[46]

N
NameDebutLast GamePositionTeamsRef
Emilio Navarro19281929ShortstopCuban Stars (East)[47]
Don Newcombe19441945PitcherNewark Eagles[48]
Shin Norman19071913PitcherLincoln Giants, Chicago Union Giants, Kansas City Giants, Chicago Giants[49]

O
NameDebutLast GamePositionTeamsRef
Orlando O'Farrill19491951ShortstopIndianapolis Clowns, Philadelphia, Baltimore Elite Giants[50]
Alejandro Oms19171935Outfielder / PitcherCuban Stars (East), All Cubans, New York Cubans[51]
Buck O'Neil19371955First baseman / ManagerMemphis Red Sox, Zulu Cannibal Giants, Kansas City Monarchs[52]
Warren O'Neil19471947CatcherDetroit Wolves[53]
Dip Orange19251931InfielderBirmingham Black Barons, Kansas City Monarchs, Cleveland Tigers, Detroit Stars[54]
Jackson Owens19501955PitcherChicago American Giants, Detroit Stars[55]
Walt Owens19531955PitcherDetroit Stars[56]

P
NameDebutLast GamePositionTeamsRef
Ted Page19231937Right fielderBrooklyn Royal Giants, Baltimore Black Sox, Homestead Grays, Pittsburgh Crawfords, Philadelphia Stars, among several others[57]
Satchel Paige19261950PitcherChattanooga Black Lookouts, Birmingham Black Barons, Pittsburgh Crawfords, Kansas City Monarchs, Philadelphia Stars, among several others[58]
Red Parnell19261943Outfielder / ManagerBirmingham Black Barons, Monroe Monarchs, New Orleans Crescent Stars, Nashville Elite Giants, Philadelphia Stars, New York Black Yankees, Pittsburgh Crawfords[59]
Archie Pate19091916Pitcher / OutfielderSt. Paul Colored Gophers, Minneapolis Keystones, Leland Giants, Brooklyn All Stars, Chicago Giants, Bowser's ABCs of Indianapolis[27]
John W. Patterson18931907Left fielder / ManagerPage Fence Giants, Columbia Giants, Chicago Union Giants, Philadelphia Giants, Cuban X-Giants, Quaker Giants, Brooklyn Royal Giants[60]
Willie Patterson19471957First basemanBirmingham Black Barons, Memphis Red Sox, Chicago American Giants, Philadelphia Stars[61]
Jap Payne19021919OutfielderPhiladelphia Giants, Cuban X-Giants, Brooklyn Royal Giants, Leland Giants, Chicago American Giants, Chicago Giants, New York Lincoln Stars, Chicago Union Giants[62]
Warren Peace19451948PitcherNewark Eagles[63]
Lennie Pearson19371950First baseman / Outfielder / ManagerNewark Eagles, Baltimore Elite Giants[64]
Eustaquio Pedroso19071927PitcherClub Fé, Habana, Matanzas, Almendares, Cuban Stars (West)[65]
Charlie Peete19__19__Center fielderIndianapolis Clowns
Jim Pendleton19__19__Shortstop
Arthur D. Pennington19401950OutfielderChicago American Giants, Pittsburgh Crawfords, Mexican League[66]
Bill Perkins19281948Catcher / ManagerBirmingham Black Barons, Cleveland Cubs, Pittsburgh Crawfords, Cleveland Stars, Homestead Grays, Philadelphia Stars, Baltimore Elite Giants, New York Black Yankees[67]
William S. Peters18871923First baseman / Manager / OwnerChicago Unions, Chicago Union Giants[12]
Bill Pettus19091923First baseman / Catcher / ManagerChicago Giants, New York Lincoln Giants, New York Lincoln Stars, Philadelphia Giants, Atlantic City Bacharach Giants, Hilldale Daisies, among several others[68]
Bruce Petway19061925Catcher / ManagerCuban X-Giants, Leland Giants, Brooklyn Royal Giants, Philadelphia Giants, Chicago American Giants, Detroit Stars[69]
Bill Pierce19101924Catcher / First baseman / ManagerPhiladelphia Giants, Club Fé, Chicago American Giants, Mohawk Giants, New York Lincoln Stars, Royal Poinciana Hotel, New York Lincoln Giants, Pennsylvania Red Caps of New York, Atlantic City Bacharach Giants, Baltimore Black Sox, Detroit Stars[70]
Spot Poles19091923Center fielderPhiladelphia Giants, New York Lincoln Giants, Brooklyn Royal Giants, New York Lincoln Stars, Hilldale Daisies, New York Bacharach Giants[71]
William Pope19441948PitcherPittsburgh Crawfords, Homestead Grays[72]
Andrew Porter19321950PitcherCleveland Cubs, Baltimore Elite Giants, Mexican League, Newark Eagles, Indianapolis Clowns[73]
Merle Porter19461950First basemanKansas City Monarchs[74]
Bartolo Portuondo19111923InfielderHabana Park, Almendares, Cuban Stars (East), Cuban Stars (West), Kansas City Monarchs[75]
Cumberland Posey19111946Outfielder / ManagerHomestead Grays, Detroit Wolves[76]
Russell Harold Powell19141921CatcherIndianapolis ABCs, Royal Poinciana Hotel[77]
William Powell19451952PitcherBirmingham Black Barons[78]
Henry Presswood19481952ShortstopCleveland Buckeyes, Kansas City Monarchs[79]
Marvin Price19491952First basemanCleveland Buckeyes, Newark Eagles[80]
Charley Pride19531958PitcherMemphis Red Sox, Birmingham Black Barons[81]
Mack Pride19551956PitcherMemphis Red Sox, Kansas City Monarchs[82]
Anderson Pryor19231933Second basemanMilwaukee Bears, Detroit Stars[83]
Wesley Pryor19081914Third basemanChicago Union Giants, Cuban Stars (West), Leland Giants, Chicago American Giants, St. Louis Giants, Brooklyn Royal Giants, Lincoln Stars, Schenectady Mohawk Giants, Louisville White Sox[19]

R
NameDebutLast GamePositionTeamsRef
Alex Radcliffe19321946Third basemanChicago Giants, Cole's American Giants, New York Cubans, Chicago American Giants, Birmingham Black Barons, Indianapolis Clowns, Memphis Red Sox[84]
Ted Radcliffe19281950Catcher / Pitcher / ManagerDetroit Stars, Homestead Grays, Chicago American Giants, Cincinnati Tigers, Memphis Red Sox, Birmingham Black Barons, among several others[85]
Samuel Ransom19071907Second basemanSt. Paul Colored Gophers[86]
Ted Rasberry19541961Second basemanDetroit Stars, Kansas City Monarchs[87]
Otto Ray19201924CatcherKansas City Monarchs, Los Angeles White Sox, Chicago Giants, St. Louis Stars, Cleveland Tate Stars, Gilkerson's Union Giants[88]
Ulysses Redd19401951InfielderBirmingham Black Barons, Chicago American Giants[89]
Dick Redding19111938Pitcher / ManagerNew York Lincoln Giants, Brooklyn Royal Giants, Chicago American Giants, Atlantic City Bacharach Giants, among several others[90]
Wilson "Frog" Redus19241940InfielderCleveland Browns, Indianapolis ABCs, St. Louis Stars, Kansas City Monarchs, Cleveland Stars, Columbus Blue Birds, Cleveland Giants, Cleveland Red Sox, Chicago American Giants[91]
Eddie Reed19531955OutfielderMemphis Red Sox[92]
John Reese19181931OutfielderBacharach Giants, Hilldale Club, Chicago American Giants, Detroit Stars, St. Louis Stars[93]
Ben Reeves19121913CatcherAll Nations
Othello Renfroe19451950ShortstopKansas City Monarchs, Cleveland Buckeyes, Indianapolis Clowns[94]
George Richardson19011903ShortstopChicago Union Giants, Algona Brownies
Bill Riggins19201936ShortstopChicago American Giants, Detroit Stars, Cleveland Hornets, Homestead Grays, New York Lincoln Giants, Harlem Stars, New York Black Yankees, Brooklyn Royal Giants, Miami Giants[83]
Roy Roberts19161934PitcherBacharach Giants, Columbus Buckeyes
Charles Robertson19191938PitcherPhiladelphia Giants, Birmingham Black Barons, St. Louis Stars, Atlanta Black Crackers, Washington Black Senators[95]
Al Robinson19051912First basemanBrooklyn Royal Giants, Cuban X-Giants, Cuban Giants, Matanzas[96]
Bobby Robinson19251942Third basemanIndianapolis ABCs, Memphis Red Sox, Detroit Stars, St. Louis Stars, among several others[97]
Henry Robinson19391950CatcherKansas City Monarchs, New York Black Yankees, Baltimore Elite Giants[98]
Jackie Robinson19451945ShortstopKansas City Monarchs[99]
James Robinson19521958Second basemanPhiladelphia Stars, Indianapolis Clowns, Kansas City Monarchs[100]
Neal Robinson19341950OutfielderHomestead Grays, Cincinnati Tigers, Memphis Red Sox[101]
Norman Robinson19391950OutfielderBaltimore Elite Giants, Birmingham Black Barons[102]
Robert "Ginney" Robinson19021911CatcherChicago Columbia Giants, Leland Giants, Chicago Union Giants, Kansas City Giants[12]
William Robinson19251942Third basemanIndianapolis ABCs, Chicago American Giants, Birmingham Black Barons, Memphis Red Sox, Detroit Stars, St. Louis Stars[103]
Héctor Rodríguez19391944Third basemanNew York Cubans
Vicente Rodríguez19121923Pitcher / CatcherCuban Stars (West), Detroit Stars, Kansas City Monarchs, Cuban Stars (East)
Bullet Rogan19171946Pitcher / ManagerAll Nations, Kansas City Monarchs[104]
Jesse Rogers19531954CatcherKansas City Monarchs[105]
Nat Rogers19231946Right fielderHarrisburg Giants, Chicago American Giants, Memphis Red Sox, Cole's American Giants[106]
Haywood Rose19021910First basemanChicago Columbia Giants, Chicago Union Giants, Leland Giants, St. Paul Colored Gophers, Minneapolis Keystones, Louisville White Sox[12]
Merven Ryan19151932Pitcher / OutfielderAtlantic City Bacharach Giants, Hilldale Daisies, Homestead Grays, Baltimore Black Sox, New York Lincoln Giants, among several others[107]

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