The Yankees legend tells Latino Sports that Mo’s Heat carries the same passion, pride and determination that defined his historic baseball career. By Anna Samanamu | Latino Sports ROCKAWAY TOWNSHIP, NJ  -- Mariano Rivera spent nearly two decades representing Panama...

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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...

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⚾️ The National Baseball HOF Class of 2026: Carlos Beltrán, Andruw Jones and Jeff Kent 📍Clark Sports Center, Cooperstown, New York 📸 Photos captured by George Napolitano and Joel Rodriguez/Latino Sports on Sunday, July 26th Follow us on Social Media for...

NEW YORK, NY -- This coming Sunday, July 26th, up in Cooperstown, New York, Carlos Beltrán and Andruw Jones, two of three HOF Class of 2026 inductees along with Jeff Kent, will be immortalized into The National Baseball Hall of...

BRONX, NY -- ​Kenley Jansen of the Detroit Tigers, a future Cooperstown Hall of Famer, had a major career milestone earlier this season, surpassing Hall of Famer Lee Smith for the third most saves by a reliever in Major League...

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...

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...

BRONX, NY -- I had the pleasure and honor of knowing John Sterling, the longtime radio voice of the New York Yankees who passed away Monday morning at the age of 87. I was aware of his health in decline...