MIAMI, FL -- Agustín Ramírez stood at loanDepot park Wednesday night proudly holding an award that represented more than just a normal breakout rookie season. Before the Marlins faced the Mets, Ramírez was presented with the 2025 National League LatinoMVP...

FLUSHING, NY -- September 5th, 2026 was circled on the calendars of many throughout Latino Sports, the Latino Sports Writers and Broadcasters Association and Major League Baseball.  Juan Special Day.  And it was all for Juan Soto who received the...

FLUSHING, NY -- Juan Soto’s done it all over his first nine years in the pros.  Debuting in 2018 at the age of 19 and becoming Juan of Juan ever since---a three-time LatinoMVP Award winner and the highest-paid player in...

BOSTON, MA -- The 36th Annual LatinoMVP Awards proudly got off to an early start this season when Aroldis Chapman was presented with his second career American League LatinoMVP Reliever of the Year Award, this time honoring his outstanding 2025...

NEW YORK, NY -- This past March as the 2026 World Baseball Classic was in full swing at the same time of all 30 Major League Baseball teams ramping up for the regular season with spring training taking place in...

BRONX, NEW YORK -- For thirty-six (36) consecutive years, Latino Sports has upheld the responsibility of recognizing the stellar on-and-off-field performances of Latino Major League Baseball athletes by honoring those transcendent individuals with the LatinoMVP award, which is the oldest...

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...

BRONX, NEW YORK -- (Tuesday, March 3, 2026) -- It has been thirty six (36) years since Julio Pabón and Latino Sports founded the mission to uphold the responsibility of recognizing the stellar on-and-off-the-field performances made by Latinos across Major...

SOUTH BRONX, NY -- Twenty-seven years ago on November 29, 1998, the New York Times published a letter I had written under the title “Mets Miss Chance.” In that letter, I criticized the Mets for failing to make history when...

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’...