From June 1, 1925 through April 30, 1939, Lou Gehrig appeared in every game the New York Yankees played — 2,130 in a row.
On June 13, 1939 — 75 years ago — Lou Gehrig arrived at the Rochester airport. He came to Rochester where he was to undergo a physical check-up at the Mayo Clinic. Weeks earlier (May 2), Gehrig took ...
Lou Gehrig's uniform from his final Yankee Stadium appearance has sold for $2.712 million at auction, the most ever paid for a piece of Gehrig memorabilia. The uniform, which was worn by Gehrig at ...
This Fourth of July brings with it a special anniversary for New Yorkers. On this day 85 years ago Yankees baseball great Lou Gehrig, suffering from ALS, the neurodegenerative illness now known as Lou ...
DelveInsight's“ Lou Gehrig's disease Pipeline Insight, 2026” report provides comprehensive insights about 75+ companies and 80+ pipeline drugs in Lou Gehrig's disease pipeline landscape. It covers the ...
If you were watching the Dodgers play the Yankees on Sunday, June 1, you may have noticed that players’ uniforms bore the number four. Well, expect to continue seeing that number on the uniforms of ...
This cover image released by Simon & Schuster shows "Lou Gehrig: The Lost Memoir" by Alan D. Gaff. (Simon & Schuster via AP) “Lou Gehrig: The Lost Memoir,” Alan D. Gaff (Simon & Schuster) In the ...
June 2nd is a special day in the world of baseball and the MLB. This is the day we celebrate an icon of the sport with Lou Gehrig Day. This day is meant to honor the life, legacy and bravery of Lou ...
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What is Lou Gehrig Day? How MLB honors Yankees legend and raises awareness for ALS each year
It's been over 100 years since Lou Gehrig's MLB debut, but his legacy and impact are still widely felt. Gehrig, the first-ever MLB player to have his jersey number retired, was first revered for a ...
A New York Yankees fan who is interested in shelling out a few million dollars can secure a piece of history. A Lou Gehrig jersey from the 1937 season is up for auction, and according to TMZ Sports, ...
Jimmy Sebring hit the first World Series homer back in 1903 and in the third game of the 118th Fall Classic, Alec Bohm of the Phillies hit the 1,000th. By Tyler Kepner Gwen Petersen, who has Lou ...
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