VIDEOS

Let’s not hop around the question: Who do you prefer, the Sammy Sosa hop? Or the José Bautista bat flip? A bevy of All-Stars — ‘King’ Félix Hernández, Salvador Pérez, Yasiel Puig, Adrián Beltré, Willson Contreras, Ervin Santana, Robinson Canó, Kelvin Herr

The first time Eduardo Rodríguez pitched in the big leagues, more than 100 friends and relatives gathered back home in Venezuela to watch on TV. Yes, family is big for Rodríguez. He tattooed his mother’s name on his pitching arm. He also loves soccer. In

Our countdown continues toward Iván ‘Pudge’ Rodríguez’s induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Next up, Martín Dihigo, the first Cuban player enshrined, a Negro League star who was called the Latin American Babe Ruth for his prowess

Talk about putting ball players on the spot. In our second Dugout Debate, we asked who do you prefer: Pedro Martínez or Albert Pujols? Watch Eduardo Rodríguez, Adrián Beltré, Nelson Cruz, Robinson Canó, Miguel Cabrera, ‘King’ Félix Hernández, Carlos Martí

Cinco de Mayo. An Angels baseball game. Many fans. Many sombreros. And a spot in the Guinness World Records. What a day!

As we count down to Iván ‘Pudge’ Rodríguez’s induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, we celebrate the 12 Latinos already enshrined in Cooperstown. Leading off, Roberto Clemente, the first to earn his plaque at the HOF. He was the fir

Aledmys Díaz starts off 5 Cuts with Los 4 before moving on to food, his idol and his favorite position outside shortstop. A man of hearty appetites, he loves a good steak. He also loves to his rap, in short, a rising star who’s learning to keep the beat i

They travel in large numbers and travel anywhere. Their slogan: “It’s more than a ticket, it’s an experience.” Which is why they are loud, loyal and bleed, to be precise, Pantone 294. Meet the fun-loving super fan club with one of the most unique names in

Make your own glove. Then make your own career. Listen to Omar Vizquel, Elvis Andrus, Nelson Cruz, Hall of Famer Rod Carew and Robinson Canó tell stories about their first gloves. That’s how stars are born. And how a cardboard glove makes the National Bas

What do Bernie Williams, Roberto Alomar and Edgar Martínez have in common? They were Carlos Beltrán‘s favorite players growing up in Puerto Rico. Five questions, five good answers. Guess who is the person Beltrán would most like to meet? We’ll give you a

For many Latino baseball players, family is everything. And in the case of Albert Pujols, even on the diamond, they are always there with him. In fact, on the night of one of his greatest achievements, when he hit career home runs 499 and 500, they crosse

Seattle Mariners’ Nelson Cruz keeps it simple. And real. Whether talking about his heroes. His role models. His favorite foods. His favorite place to eat. Or the best advice he can give. Call this one 5 Cuts con sabor.