Gehrig delivered a farewell speech now known as the "Luckiest Man Alive" speech to Yankee Stadium fans in 1939, two weeks after he was diagnosed with ALS, in an event labeled Lou Gehrig Day.

Here is everything to know about how MLB honors Gehrig's legacy while raising ALS awareness.

Honor Lou Gehrig Day by exploring 5 of his most iconic baseball cards, including his 1933 Goudey and rare rookie card - must-haves for vintage baseball card and sports card collectors.

Additionally, Lou Gehrig, Frank Thomas, and Mark McGwire each posted a single 200+ wRC+ season, solidifying this stat as a benchmark for offensive greatness. X-NYY Aaron Judge’s performance is even ...

Palliative care for Lou Gehrig's disease may include treatment to help with breathing, pain, and nutritional needs. Learn more here.

In addition to a series of pregame videos sharing information about ALS and Lou Gehrig, activations for Lou Gehrig Night include: o Bulver Family First Pitch: The Twins will honor the family of Brad ...

The Reds hosted "Strike Out ALS" day at their game on Sunday to honor the MLB's 4th annual Lou Gehrig Day.

Lou Gehrig’s iconic and emotional “I consider myself the luckiest man” farewell speech is one of those unforgettable baseball moments, and Gary Cooper’s recreation of it in the 1942 film ...

It's usually for a player not as popular as Babe Ruth or Lou Gehrig. Countless players in the major and minor leagues, alike, have created their perfect bat with the help of Louisville Slugger.

As much it pained his mother for him to drop out of college, Lou Gehrig didn’t have much of a choice once the Yankees offered him a valuable contract.

June 2nd is known as "Lou Gehrig Day" around baseball and helps to bring awareness to ALS, the disease that took his life. Sarah Langs is a prominent personality within baseball who is also ...