David Wright may have been the face of the New York Mets in the 2000s, but Jose Reyes — the dynamic, Dominican-born shortstop with blazing speed — was the team’s heart. On this day in béisbol, Aug. 28, 2003, the switch-hitting rookie, just 20 years old, proved he had some pop in his toolbox, too.
Here are the Top 5 all-time hits leaders among Latino players: ALBERT PUJOLS 3,384 The Hall of Fame-bound Dominican native, a three-time NL MVP with the Cardinals, is arguably the greatest Latino slugger in history with 703 lifetime homers (fourth all-time). MIGUEL CABRERA 3,174 The former Marlin and Tiger is a rare member of
There are plenty of reasons why the Philadelphia Phillies have been atop the NL East for much of the 2025 season — pitching being the main one. And a lot of the credit for the likely play-off bound Phils’ performance goes to pitcher Ranger Suarez, whose 2.66 ERA this year has gone a long
Boston le gana tres de cuatro a los Yankees. Dodgers y Padres buscando el primer lugar. Cal Raleigh rompe marca de cuadrangulares para un receptor. El Mundo de las Grandes Ligas con Kevin Cabral y Félix DeJesús
Here are the top five Latino pitchers with the most lifetime wins: 1. BARTOLO COLON, 247 wins He may be built like a beer-league softball player who spent too much time tapping the keg, but looks were definitely deceiving when it came to the popular righty affectionately known as “Big Sexy.” The Dominican Republic
Roberto Clemente was on a red-hot tear on this day in baseball, August 23, 1970: The Pittsburgh Pirates right fielder had a second consecutive five-hit game, making him the first modern-day major leaguer to have 10 hits in two games. In the Saturday game of a weekend series against the L.A. Dodgers, Clemente had
