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Through our profile page and related articles about him, we represent the history of Posey's basketball career with the full knowledge, permission, and encouragement of his living descendants in Pittsburgh, Pa. and elsewhere, including but not limited to the usage of some photographs and other materials from the Evan Posey Baker Collection.

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I have rearranged the article with basketball and baseball sections in that order, which is chronological with overlap. I have streamlined and tweaked everything except the baseball section which I have not touched at all. It's now titled "Homestead Grays" because it covers nothing else. It needs work including attention to basic facts. For example, it's apparent that Posey didn't organized the Grays in 1910; they later became a leading or the leading club under Posey. --P64 (talk) 23:46, 11 December 2010 (UTC)[reply]

MLB coach

Regarding Category:Major League Baseball coaches: if Posey belongs, his coaching should be covered in the text with a reference, because it is notable and dubitable that a black man who died in 1946 was a coach in organized baseball. It wouldn't be unique but readers must wonder about it and may doubt the entire article if it is not supported.(I have deleted the category only because I don't know how to mark a category "disputed" or "needs citation".) --P64 (talk) 22:56, 11 December 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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I ran across a non-reliable claim that Cumberland Posey is the only person to be in both the basketball and baseball halls of fame. If this is true then I suspect it's a notable thing about him that should go in the article. It's verifiable that he is in both halls of fame but is he the only person? --Marc Kupper|talk 05:41, 31 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]