The article outlines significant historical milestones in Major League Baseball from 1909 to 2022, illustrating pivotal moments like the trade of Cy Young at age 41 in 1909, and Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis's transition to Commissioner in 1922. Other events include Jim Edmonds's 2011 retirement following injuries, Bruce Bochy’s retirement announcement in 2019, and the disruption caused by a lockout in 2022 which postponed spring training. Additionally, the article briefly covers notable ownership changes and player acquisitions that have impacted the league's trajectory.
In 1909, the Red Sox traded legendary pitcher Cy Young to the Indians at age 41, marking a significant moment in baseball history.
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, a key figure in MLB history, resigned from his judgeship in 1922 to fully dedicate himself as the Commissioner of Baseball.
2011 marked the retirement of Jim Edmonds, a veteran of the game who had a rollercoaster career returning from previous retirements.
Major League Baseball faced a significant disruption in 2022 due to a lockout, leading to the announcement of postponed spring training games.
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