BASEBALL PLAYERS LIFE

Most of the children were eager and ready to ask questions during Career Day. They sat attentively and fired questions in quick succession after listening to a brief description of the sports journalism field. They loved their Astros and Texans. “Have you

The Alomar family secured its impressive legacy long ago as one of Puerto Rico’s most accomplished baseball families. Santos “Sandy” Alomar began the family’s trek to prominence in 1964 with the Milwaukee Braves, setting the path that led his sons Sandy J

Jessica Mendoza shines on International Women's Day, Iván Nova looks fresh, Eduardo Nuñez scoots, and Fernando Tatis Jr., showcases ice.

Baseball has long been a change agent in society. Since Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in 1947 the diamond has helped tackle many of the country’s struggles. In December, Major League Baseball and the MLBPA announced a new transfer agreement with

Considering that he epitomizes the fearlessness of the New York baseball writing corps, it’s difficult to imagine that there was a time in the early 1980s when Roberto “Bob” Klapisch was nervous about asking fundamental questions to a manager. He got over

Cuba reaches Little League deal, Veronica Alvarez will be special instructor with A’s, the Rolling ‘Stros make appearance.

Last month we ran an episode of Jean Fruth’s four favorite images. We loved them so much, we wanted to see more. Here are four more of Jean’s favorite photos, capturing the Americas’ pastime. This is the last episode of our video series “Jean Fruth’s Favo

Big Sexy, Bartolo Colon is living his best life, Big Papi, David Ortiz wants you to be his MVP and Pedro Martínez wins the TBT post of the day.

Ray Suarez set the tone for important conversations on politics, immigration and race relations in the United States as host of NPR’s Talk of the Nation from 1993 to 1999. He continued his important work as a senior correspondent and, later, chief nationa

Ballplayers celebrate Dominican Independence Day, The Rockies have officially locked down Nolan Arenado for eight years and Yadier Molina takes selfies.

Family is everything for Latinos. That is certainly the case with Los Angeles Angels first baseman Albert Pujols. His family crossed the plate with him on the night he accomplished one of his greatest milestones. Related Albert Pujols: A 3,000 hitting hum

Nolan Arenado and the Rockies are finalizing a contract extension, the Indians sign Hanley Ramírez, and the City of Long Beach wants the Anaheim Angels.