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Tony Oliva was one of the best players in the game during the 1960s. He led the league in batting average three times, led the league in hits five times and had the most doubles in the league in four different seasons between making his major league debut
After injuries impacted his first two years in the majors, Heredia is working on consistency at the plate to compliment his defensive abilities.
Mariano Rivera was almost untouchable in October. But on Nov. 4, 2001 a broken-bat single by Luis González changed history.
When was the first time a Latino played in the World Series? Was it when Roberto Clemente starred with the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 1971 World Series win over the Baltimore Orioles? Or was it when Luis Aparicio and the Go-Go Sox faced off versus the Los
Before Saturday night, only two Cuban-born players had hit three World Series home runs in major league history. Yasiel Puig became the third.
Mariano was automatic, and after the way the 2001 World Series had played out over 6 games everyone thought the Yankees had it in the bag.
The Cuban slugger struggled with the cold temperature all night, but when he saw a pitch he liked he knew what to do.
Before he starts Game 1 of the NLCS on Friday we take a trip back to the first career start in the big leagues for Gio González.
Over the coming days the staff at La Vida Baseball will share some of our personal favorite postseason moments. What is your all-time favorite playoff moment? If you were a Millennial Chicago sports fan raised on the South Side or cheering for the South S
White Sox starter Carlos Rodón did not live the typical Cuban-American experience. But he's working on catching up now with his teammates.
He won some of the biggest games in the history of the Marlins and represented Cuba well in the majors. Livan Hernández talks about the process and a special team.
Not every Hall of Famer's debut leaves an overwhelming impression. For Pérez, the first stop in Cincinnati was a brief, underwhelming glimpse.