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Why Charlie Pasarell idolizes Roberto Clemente
Luis González’s broken-bat single still stings
Bernie Williams’s Bat in the 1996 ALCS Made The Yankees Great
Big Papi and the Home Run That Changed Boston Baseball
World Series Artifacts: The significance of a 1919 Ticket Stub
Me, my dad and the Dominicans: Boston in the 2004 World Series
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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.
Joakim Soria never had any doubts in his ability. As strong as his career started – he had 160 saves in his first five seasons in the big leagues – the last two seasons seemed to show the signs of an aging veteran. The Monclova, Mexico native had 14 blown
Cora has made Puerto Rico a priority from the time he started negotiating his contract in Boston, putting people before politics.
He wasn't always a Pirate, the averaged more than one All-Star Game per season and one of his best friends wasn't at his funeral. 21 facts about The Great One.
In advance of Roberto Clemente Day on Wednesday, MLB released the 30 nominees for the Roberto Clemente Award this morning.
Cubs infielder Javy Báez took Aaron Nola deep on Sunday afternoon, giving him 30 homers and 100 RBI for the season - and putting him in pretty good company.
Los Rubios are backing the kids from Puerto Rico in the Little League World Series, Ronald Acuña Jr. made history and the Dodgers - Giants rivalry got hot.
The Rangers catcher opens up about his journey to the big leagues, including a position change, and how catching helped him become a better player.
Yonder Alonso is from Havana, Cuba. So it’s perhaps not surprising that one of his favorite musical artists is Gente de Zona, the Cuban reggaeton group that’s been around for almost 20 years. In this video, Alonso talks about why he loves the band and eve
The Cleveland Indians’ shortstop Francisco Lindor is a man of many talent. But did you know he’s also a linguist? In this video, the native of Caguas, Puerto Rico schools us on his country’s slang and when he uses Spanglish (slanglish?).
This week, Johan Santana was inducted into the Minnesota Twins Hall of Fame. Here’s a look at his scouting report from 1995 and the comments of the Houston Astros’ scout Andres Reiner who discovered Santana at the Astros’ academy in Venezuela. Alfredo Pe
In the Dominican Republic, everyone loves Vlad. His humility and personality are talked about more than his powerful throws or huge home runs.