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Sox manager Ozzie Guillen and Mets players Fernando Tatis and Jose Reyes chat. (Scott Rovak/MLB.com)

Mets triumph over White Sox
in second Civil Rights Game

The Civil Rights Game in Memphis -- a 3-2 Mets victory over the White Sox -- capped a weekend of events that celebrated the role baseball has played in the historical struggle for equal rights in America. The weekend served as a salute to a partnership that has stretched through most of the 20th century. More >

• Change of venues possible for next year
• Aaron a perfect stand-in in Memphis
• Memphis gets a slice of Cooperstown
• Award a surprise only to Reinsdorf
• Bauman: Baseball the real winner
• Museum opens White Sox eyes
• Mets make somber Museum trip

• Fans enjoy being part of history

• Beacon Awards salute trailblazers

• Movement honored as tradition continues

• Memphis important to baseball's history

• Reinsdorf a leader in instilling diversity

• Bauman: Game a reminder of struggles

• F. Robinson recovering from neck surgery

• Robinson, Reinsdorf honored on Friday

• Aaron headlines discussion on race

• Mets organization embraces diversity

• Civil Rights Game special to Randolph

• Memphis embraces civil rights heritage

• Giants' PA announcer to call Civil Rights Game

• White Sox GM a breaker of barriers

• White Sox, Mets to honor movement

• Mets honored, excited to take part

• MLB spotlights Civil Rights Movement

• Honoring Latinos and integration pioneers

• Game holds appeal for Chicago's Williams

• F. Robinson among Beacon Award winners

• White Sox, Mets to honor movement

• Complete 2007 Civil Rights Game coverage

• Civil Rights Museum tour

• Civil Rights Game action gallery

• Civil Rights Game pregame gallery

• Mets score game-winner

• The National Anthem

• Beltran's two-run homer

• 2008 Civil Rights Game roundtable

• Civil Rights Game banquet gallery

• Memphis mayor Willie W. Herenton

• Roundtable discussion gallery

• Hank Aaron and Civil Rights

• Larry Doby's AL introduction

• Frank Robinson: MLB's first black manager

• 2008 Civil Rights Game presser

• Chicago GM Williams shares thoughts

• Solomon on 2008 Civil Rights Game

• 2008 announcement gallery

• National Civil Rights Museum