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 ...

Topps Now commemorated Lou Gehrig Day 2025 with a new release of a limited edition, charitable 30-card set featuring some of the biggest stars of the game and The Hobby on a dual-image card with The ...

Topps has partnered with Major League Baseball and MLB.com reporter Sarah Langs for a trading card set that commemorates Lou Gehrig Day and supports ALS research. The Lou Gehrig Day complete set will ...

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 ...

SEATTLE — Major League Baseball marked its fifth annual Lou Gehrig Day on June 2, with all 30 clubs participating in a league-wide tribute to the legendary Yankees first baseman and raising awareness ...

She had just brought Bryan to the beach, and Lou Gehrig Day finally was a reality, and there weren't major doctor's visits or hospital trips or any clear signs that his breathing was changing, that ...

Lou Gehrig Day Chasin' a Cure will take place next Friday, June 6. The annual tailgate and baseball game will take place at American Family Field. MILWAUKEE - Stepping up to the plate to take a swing ...

MLB teams wore No. 4 patches and wristbands on Sunday ahead of Lou Gehrig Day 2025. The fifth annual edition of Lou Gehrig Day is set for June 2. Clubs not playing Monday wore the tribute one day ...

Join ALS of Nevada and the Las Vegas Aviators on May 31st as they honor the courage of Lou Gehrig and those affected by ALS with a special night of awareness and tribute. A Non-Smoker Was Diagnosed ...

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 ...

Every year on June 2, Major League Baseball pauses to reflect on one of its most enduring heroes: Lou Gehrig. Known as the “Iron Horse” for his toughness and durability, Gehrig’s legacy today stands ...