Puerto Rico Baseball League News

Roberto Clemente touched so many people in so many ways that almost everyone seems to have a 'My Clemente' story. Here are our favorites from 2017.

While the Astros chased after their first World Series title, Cora worried about Puerto Rico. A trip home gave him needed peace of mind.

Martínez crushed Mariano. Gave Pedro fits. Yet despite outstanding metrics, voters haven't looked kindly on the career of Seattle's all-time great DH.

Ten weeks after Hurricane María, many Puerto Ricans remain without power and have had to adapt to new daily routines. Here are their stories.

He won seven straight Gold Gloves, playing the position as never before. Víctor Pellot, aka Vic Power, was in many ways a man ahead of his time.

Despite a slow recovery and an unstable power grid in Puerto Rico, the Roberto Clemente Professional Baseball League will start on Jan. 6.

Thanks to a WhatsApp chat group, Carlos Beltrán has helped fellow Puerto Rican major leaguers in the aftermath of Hurricane María.

For the first time in 117 years, the Boston Red Sox select a minority to pilot the team, making Álex Cora the 18th Latino skipper in MLB history.

Javy Báez and the Cubs may be faltering in the NLCS against the Dodgers, but the Puerto Rican infielder remains beloved for his style and game.

As the Indians and Yankees prepare for Game 5, Francisco Lindor's thoughts are torn between the ALCS and the tragedy at home in Puerto Rico.

Yadier Molina, Francisco Lindor and Javy Báez, beloved by fans for their play and personalities, finished in the Top 10 of MLB jerseys sales.

As the island begins recovering from Hurricane María, El Profe says Puerto Ricans can gain strength and hope from its persevering baseball legends.