Lou Gehrig, American Experience, Official Site

July 4, 1939: Lou Gehrig says farewell to baseball with 'Luckiest Man' speech at Yankee Stadium – Society for American Baseball Research

In 1939 Lou Gehrig claimed that young players then had it easy compared to when he came up - NBC Sports

Yankees slugger Aaron Judge honors Lou Gehrig with epic cleats

Did Lou Gehrig Actually Have Lou Gehrig's Disease? Brain Trauma, ALS, and CTE with Motor Neuron Disease — Julie Stamm

70 years after his death, baseball observes inaugural Lou Gehrig Day

MLB's Sarah Langs, who has ALS, honored at Yankees game on anniversary of Lou Gehrig's famous speech - NBC Sports

Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame placing marker where Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig played Lindenhurst game - Newsday

Revisiting death of Yankees legend Lou Gehrig 80 years later

Lou Gehrig, Biography, Statistics, Disease, & Facts

Portrait of Lou Gehrig art print by Underwood Archives. Our art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they

Portrait of Lou Gehrig Art Print

Lou Gehrig, famous Yankee first baseman

Iron Knight: Lou Gehrig, 01/30/2023