Hall of Famer Vladimir Guerrero (l.) and LatinoBaseball.com founder Ralph Paniagua (r.) present the 2017 LatinoBaseball Player of the Year award to Gary Sanchez at Yankee Stadium. By Robert Dominguez It’s still early, but it’s sure looking like the New York Yankees’ long tradition of excellence behind the plate will continue for another baseball generation.
BY Robert Dominguez The 2017 World Series won’t only crown a new baseball champion — fans are getting a chance to win a cool million by correctly predicting the score of each game in addition to the player chosen as World Series MVP. As the series pitting the Los Angles Dodgers against the Houston Astros
Vladimir Guerrero with Angels star Albert Pujols. (Photo by Omar Silva) By Robert Dominguez Vladimir Guerrero may have just missed getting into baseball’s Hall of Fame this year, but at least the former Angel managed to get his wings. The Dominican Republic native was inducted into the Anaheim Angels’ Hall of Fame in an on-field
Photo by Louis Requena / Major League Baseball / Getty By Robert Dominguez Baseball fans have a shot at owning a piece of Roberto Clemente history during this year’s All-Star game festivities. Dozens of memorabilia items from the game’s biggest stars are being auctioned off through Tuesday, July 11, as part of the hoopla surrounding MLB’s FanFest
Jose Ramirez of the Cleveland Indians Source: KA Sports Photos – Under Creative Commons license By Robert Dominguez For a sense of how the face of baseball has been evolving in recent years, look no further than the players selected to the 2017 All-Star Game in Miami on July 11. Compared to past decades, both
The New York baseball world has been turned upside down. Where once it was the Yankees that was the veteran, perennial playoff-contending team filled with aging stars and bloated contracts — just last year, as a matter of fact — the new-look Bombers enter the 2017 season Sunday hoping a bunch of baby-faced rookies and
