YONKERS, NY -- ​A true Bronx underdog story in all aspects of life is what Ray Negron’s “Batboy” documentary is all about. A story about determination, grit, never giving up, and passion for the New York Yankees that would never...

NEW YORK, NY -- Nationally acclaimed artist James Fiorentino, one of our exclusive artists of the LatinoMVP Awards, and the official designer of the cover for the 2026 Hall of Fame Yearbook, is making his way to Cooperstown this coming...

SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO -- Latino Sports history was made yesterday at Hiram Bithorn Stadium during an on-field ceremony prior to the Canada-Puerto Rico game, when Latino Sports honored Puerto Rican legends Juan "Igor" González and Carlos Baerga. The ceremony...

FLUSHING, NY -- From now on, Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto are the LatinoMVP Kings of Queens, each receiving well-deserved royalty Saturday afternoon at Citi Field as president and founder of Latino Sports, Julio Pabón, presented the New York Mets’...

FLUSHING, NY -- La Bestia does it best.  Forty five minutes before Ronald Acuña Jr. made a special announcement to the world on Sportscenter Wednesday night regarding his plans of participating in MLB’s 2025 Home Run Derby, the 27-year-old superstar...

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 of Baseball: The Watercolors of James Fiorentino. The book signing event was held at...

SOUTH BRONX, NY -- The LatinoMVP Award was first presented in April 1990, marking a historic moment in recognizing the achievements of Latino athletes. Today, as the award continues to grow, it has expanded beyond baseball to include basketball and,...

BRONX, NY -- This year marks the 35th anniversary of the LatinoMVP Awards, the oldest and most prestigious honors given to Latino players in Major League Baseball (MLB). The origins of this award date back to 1990 when a group...

MANHATTAN, NY -- Fanatics Fest NYC 2024.  A Comic-Con for sports, culture, and collectibles, went down this weekend at the Javits Center, with the best former/active athletes in sports and most well-known talent in pop culture, flooding the festival’s lineup....

NEW YORK -- Latino Sports’ very own James Fiorentino is heading to the New York State Baseball Hall of Fame in 2024, and it’s not just for an ordinary visit… The 46-year-old Fiorentino, a graduate of Drew University, who is...