Cangrejeros de Santurce of Puerto Rico (at one point featuring future Hall of Famers Orlando Cepeda, top left, and Bob Gibson, top right) won Caribbean Series titles in 1951, 1953 and 1955. By Beto Villa and Robert Dominguez Unlike the World Series in the U.S. every October, the Caribbean Series — Serie del Caribe —
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Whether they're Hall of Fame legends, all-stars, or solid players enjoying a career year, Latinos have regularly earned baseball's highest honors and awards. Here's a list of their major achievements through the years: Photo of Jose Abreu by Robert Rescot under Creative Commons license Hall of Fame Minnie Minoso Most Valuable Player
By Beto Villa Emilio Nicolas “Cuqui” Cordova, a renowned sports historian and author who dedicated his life to chronicling Dominican baseball, died Saturday, March 7, 2020 in Santo Domingo at age 90. He possessed a vast archive of photos and documents from all sports, many of which are featured on LatinoBaseball.com, but he was best-known
To look at a Major League roster these days is to witness how far Latinos have come since the start of the 20th century, when only a handful of players (mostly white Cubans) were in the bigs. Now, nearly 30% were either born in Latin America or have Hispanic backgrounds. Here's a list, by country,
