claim: The Little Prince (2015 film) is incapable of being a 3D animated film.
evidence: John McCreary `` Pop '' Watkins -LRB- May 18 , 1857 - February 22 , 1924 -RRB- was a Negro Leagues catcher and manager for several years before the founding of the first Negro National League .. Negro Leagues. Negro league baseball. catcher. catcher. manager. manager ( baseball ). Negro National League. Negro National League ( 1920-1931 ). Watkins played most of his career for the Cuban Giants , until he broke his leg playing for the Giants at Oil City , Pennsylvania in May 1907 .. Cuban Giants. Cuban Giants. Since the Cuban Giants broke off into several teams , such as the Cuban X-Giants , the Genuine Cuban Giants , the Original Cuban Giants , and even the Famous Cuban Giants , researchers are still working out which players played for which teams , and how the teams split up .. Cuban Giants. Cuban Giants. Cuban X-Giants. Cuban X-Giants. He continued to manage several teams , some called `` Pop Watkins Stars '' or `` Pop Watkins Giants . ''. Sometime after 1909 , he would start the Havana Red Sox , a team which he managed until he died in 1924 .. During his career , he is said to have helped along the careers of George Dixon , Toussaint Allen , Phil Cockrell , Gifford McDonald , Luke Archer , and Dennis Graham .. Toussaint Allen. Toussaint Allen. Phil Cockrell. Phil Cockrell. Gifford McDonald. Gifford McDonald. As a scout , Watkins is also alleged to have found many white players while scouting for the majors , including John McGraw , Hughie Jennings , John Hummel , Al Schacht , and Jack Dunn .. John McGraw. John McGraw. Hughie Jennings. Hughie Jennings. John Hummel. John Hummel. Al Schacht. Al Schacht. Jack Dunn. Jack Dunn ( baseball ). In the off-season , census records show Watkins may have sold sporting goods .. And on his death certificate , it lists Watkins as a `` baseball trainer . ''