Baseball
Yogi Berra Museum hosts pop up show for James Fiorentino and his newest book: The Art of Baseball
LITTLE FALLS, NJ — This past Thursday, April 10th, I had the pleasure of attending a pop up show for James Fiorentino’s newest book, The Art...
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Editorial
/ 1 month agoNelsy Cruz’s Legacy As A Hero Will Forever Live On
The following was written by Ray Negron, a longtime contributor, supporter and friend of Latino Sports To the overall baseball community,...
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Baseball
/ 1 month agoA Taste of Puerto Rico at Citi Field
FLUSHING, NY — It’s not every day that I can say I had a great Puerto Rican dinner at a baseball...
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Baseball
/ 3 months agoPuerto Rico Challenge: A Success for Teams, But A Missed Opportunity For Sponsors
CABO ROJO, PR — The Puerto Rico Challenge baseball tournament was a triumph for the eight Division I schools that participated....
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Baseball
/ 4 months agoThe Puerto Rico Challenge Should Not Be A “Challenge” for Sponsors
CABO ROJO, PR — Back in December, when I first heard from my friend and early Latino Sports supporter Jorge Medina...
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Baseball
/ 4 months agoJuan Vené Belongs in the Baseball Hall of Fame
On January 10th, 2025, our most senior writer, Mr. Juan Vené, celebrated his 96th birthday. Juan, whose real name is José...
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Baseball
/ 7 months agoThose Are Not South Bronx Fans
CABO ROJO, PR — Yesterday’s actions by fans who reached into Mookie Betts’ glove to try and yank the ball from...
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Baseball
/ 9 months agoLatino “First & Best”
First Latino By Country Cuba: Mike González in 1912 – Boston Braves Dominican Republic: Ozzie Virgil Sr. in 1956 – New...
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Baseball
/ 10 months agoFrancisco Lindor: A Clear Choice for the All-Star Game
SOUTH BRONX, NY — Francisco Lindor, the star shortstop for the New York Mets, has made an undeniable case for his...
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Baseball
/ 11 months agoObituary for my friend Orlando Cepeda
SOUTH BRONX, NY — I first met Orlando back in 1998 through a friend of his who had been working diligently...
