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The Cubans, rooted in the rich baseball traditions of Havana, are a testament to the international reach and talent of the Negro Leagues. With their fiery playstyle and tactical finesse, they've consistently stood as a powerhouse in the league. The Cubans are known for their dynamic roster, blending Cuban flair with American grit, creating an electrifying brand of baseball that captures hearts worldwide.

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The 42's were named after the legendary Jackie Robinson, who broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball in 1947. This team embodied Robinson's spirit of courage and determination, showcasing that talent transcends racial divides.

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The Hebrews, are known for their dynamic style of play and their ability to captivate audiences. Beyond the field, using their platform to advance great baseball on all stages.

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The Strikers epitomize strength, resilience, and unyielding determination. With a roster of power hitters and ace pitchers, they've etched their place in the annals of baseball history as true titans of the game.

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The Comets, a force in the Negro Leagues, took their name from the celestial bodies known for their speed and brilliance. This team exemplifies  the blazing talent and determination of Black athletes who defied societal norms.

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The Maroons, were named after the historic American Maroons who fought for freedom. This team represents the ongoing battle for liberation and justice, echoing the spirit of those who fought for their rights against all odds.

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The Oranges, were named for their ability to shine brightly even in the darkest hours. This team celebrated the resilience and endurance of Black Americans, who continued to excel despite facing countless challenges.

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The Black Cowboys, formed to  paid homage to the iconic American frontier figure. This team showcased the diversity of Black experiences in America, emphasizing that Black history is deeply interwoven with the broader narrative of the United States.

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