
VIDEOS
From Javier Baéz to José Altuve, La Vida Baseball videos interview the best and brightest in Major League Baseball and beyond.

Vladimir Guerrero’s life from Don Gregorio to Cooperstown – in video
Dreaming of opportunity
Diamond Diplomacy: Baseball as a foundation for understanding
Jean Fruth visits with Vera Clemente: “She is the story of Roberto Clemente”
MLB on the World Cup bandwagon
The Book of Ozzie: An Inside Look at the Outsider
Videos
Three players came together in the Phillies' organization and became compadres. In the second of four parts, Maikel Franco, Héctor Neris and Luis García discuss music.
Over the last year, La Vida Baseball has had the opportunity to speak with Arizona Diamondbacks outfielder David Peralta on a number of occasions. He tells great stories about coming from Venezuela, his long journey to the big leagues, and his family. Her
Three players came together in the Phillies' organization and became compadres. In the first of four parts, we learn how close Maikel Franco, Héctor Neris and Luis García have become.
Danny Quiles isn't a household name for fans of the Houston Astros, but his barbershop has become an importnat part of the team's success.
When Al Pedrique handed in his scouting report, GM Tim Purpura asked, ‘Is this guy who is 5-7 the same guy who was 5-4 two weeks ago?’"
If Latino players make it to the major leagues, who is there to guide them during their time in the U.S.? To attend their spiritual needs? The baseball chaplain.
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.
Wanting to give back, José Abreu started Abreu's Amigos to help special needs kids develop their social skills by attending games and interacting with players.
'Stories from Inside the HOF' are vignettes about artifacts in Cooperstown's collection. Here are our favorites from 2017, including The Great One's scouting report.
Albert Pujols reached 600 home runs this year, but the stat that makes him smile the brightest is 125, the number of events the Pujols Family Foundation runs annually.
Restauranteur Héctor Piña brings together the ingredients of baseball and life to help Dominicans and other Latinos find home on a plate.
El Profe's chance encounter with Luis González's mother revived painful memories of the 2001 World Series, which the Yankees lost in Game 7.