Major League Baseball marked the 77th anniversary of Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier on April 15, 2024.

Robinson's 101-year-old widow and family attended commemorations at various ballparks.

Players across all teams honored Robinson by wearing No. 42 jerseys during games.

Dodgers' manager Dave Roberts and former player Reggie Smith highlighted Robinson's legacy and its importance to current players.

A painting symbolizing Robinson's resilience, featuring him and Martin Luther King Jr., will be displayed at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum despite damage.

Monetary contributions were made to the Players Alliance by players, continuing the support for Black participation in baseball and education.