CC Sabathia celebrated Jackie Robinson's 100th birthday by going to Jackie Robinson School

On Jan. 31, 1919, Jackie Robinson was born. Exactly 100 years later, CC Sabathia went to P.S. 375 -- better known as Jackie Robinson School -- in Brooklyn, N.Y., to celebrate the legendary, color-line-breaking hero.
He shared an image from outside the school when he arrived. It has an awesome mural: 

He then led the school assembly in shouting, "Happy birthday, Jackie Robinson!"

What an incredible feeling to celebrate the 100th birthday of Jackie Robinson with the @JRFoundation at the Jackie Robinson School (P.S. 375) in Brooklyn 🙌 #JR100 #JackieRobinson pic.twitter.com/5xPwLNXkPj

— CC Sabathia (@CC_Sabathia) January 31, 2019

Sabathia wasn't the only one honoring Jackie. Robinson Canó took a photo outside of the giant "42" at Citi Field: 

The reason why I wear 24 today. One of the greatest in the game, on and off the field. #JackieRobinson #JR100 pic.twitter.com/nFvbdNA1qz

— Robinson Cano (@RobinsonCano) January 31, 2019

Multiple members of the Tigers and Orioles also talked about the importance of Robinson's legacy:

Thank you, Jackie. #JR100 pic.twitter.com/Gyr6Qr71Ik

— Detroit Tigers (@tigers) January 31, 2019

Today marks the 100th anniversary of Jackie Robinson's birth. In recognition, Richard Bleier, @MychalGivens, @hess_express28, @YefryRamirez25, @cedmull30, & @TreyMancini shared their thoughts on his legacy. @JRFoundation #JR100 pic.twitter.com/hwWLEnn1vD

— Baltimore Orioles (@Orioles) January 31, 2019