BRONX, NY -- A very special event took place this past Sunday at Orchard Beach---an event that has been held on the same date and at the same time for the past 34 years. Every last Sunday in August, with...

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FLUSHING, NY -- Fernando Tatis Jr. has a way of introducing himself to a ballpark that is uniquely his own. In the second game of a three-game series between the Padres and Mets Tuesday night at Citi Field, Tatis led...

CABO ROJO, PUERTO RICO -- The 2026 Central American & Caribbean Games concluded yesterday in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, bringing together nearly 6,200 athletes from 37 countries across the region. The Games marked the 100th anniversary of the competition, which...

2026 Central American and Caribbean Games Santo Domingo: Medal table - complete list Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total 1. Mexico 120 81 68 269 2.  Colombia 58 66 48 172 3. Cuba 31 26 36 93 4. Venezuela 22...

(The following article is courtesy of Puerto Rico's digital daily, Primera Hora. It has been edited and translated for our readers) SANTO DOMINGO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC -- Puerto Rico won the gold medal in the U-20 women's basketball tournament at the...

SOUTH BRONX, NY -- On Sunday, July 26, 2026, Latino Sports continued one of its proudest traditions by organizing its customary bus trip to Cooperstown, New York, whenever a Latino baseball player is inducted into the National Baseball Hall of...

FLUSHING, NY -- In my previous article, “Nice To Be Back at Citi Field to Deliver Gifts to 2025 LatinoMVP Finalists,” I wrote about my return to the Mets clubhouse for the first time since last season. I also noted...

FLUSHING, NY -- Yesterday, I attended my first MLB game in approximately two months after dealing with a series of credential issues at the beginning of the season, along with personal health challenges that kept me away from New York...

CABO ROJO, PUERTO RICO -- The first Latino baseball player inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum was Roberto Clemente in 1973, just one year after his tragic death in the plane crash that occurred while he...