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What was Javier Báez’s first tattoo? And which means the most to him? The man known as “El Mago” sat down with our Jennifer Mercedes to talk about his ink, music and familia. Related Fernando Tatís Jr. drawing El Mago comparisons

Blue Jays phenom Vladimir Guerrero, Jr. sat down with our Jennifer Mercedes to discuss his Hall of Fame father and the impact his grandmother, Altagracia Alvino, has had on his life. Vladdy Jr. also opens up about music, his Toronto teammates and the firs

Before the All-Star Game our Jennifer Mercedes sat down with Indians shortstop Francisco Lindor to talk about his adopted home – Cleveland. Lindor also discussed his style and offered some thoughts on walk-up music. Related Lindor tags Báez, Puerto Rican

Every August smiling faces of young baseball and softball players arrive in Williamsport, PA, for a tournament like no other. The Little League World Series shares personalities and abilities on the field with fans all over the world. As political issues

When visiting Roberto Clemente’s plaque, Edgar Martinez gently caressed it and practically breathed in its essence as though getting closer to an icon.

On Aug. 20 we celebrate National Radio Day. Radio continues to play an important role in how fans enjoy the games of their favorite team. Baseball – perhaps more than any other sport – lives through the artistic words of legendary radio voices. One of the

Francisco Lindo, the slick-fielding shortstop has plenty to smile about since being selected to the All-Star Game by his peers.

Minnesota's Nelson Cruz will celebrate his first Fourth of July as a United States citizen this year.

Mason Lamb is usually one of the smallest kids on the diamond, and it’s not rare for opponents to taunt him because of his distinctive red hair. As the viral sensation showed behind the plate, though, he frames his own story with a competitive spirit and

Baseball caps line the wall in the spacious meeting room at the Carlos Beltrán Baseball Academy, reminding students of the organizations where the academy’s graduates play. Only a few eyes were fixated on the caps Monday night, though. Attention was focus

Pulitzer Prize-winning author David Maraniss visited the La Vida Baseball Live studio to talk baseball, Roberto Clemente, and his latest book “A Good American Family: The Red Scare and My Father.” Baseball was a passion passed down within the Maraniss fam

With four Latino managers in the major leagues this year, let’s look back to almost 100 years ago and remember José Méndez, who was hired as manager in 1920 by the Kansas City Monarchs of the newly formed Negro National League. That opportunity was create