By Zoilo Torres SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO -- Sometimes, the biggest moments in baseball happen exactly where they are meant to—at home. On Saturday, March 7, 2026, before a roaring crowd at Hiram Bithorn Stadium, Darell Hernáiz delivered a moment...

SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO -- Just a few days into the 2026 World Baseball Classic, the tournament is already delivering exactly what fans around the world hoped for---drama, culture and unforgettable moments on baseball’s biggest international stage. One of the...

NEWARK, NJ -- History was made when Norchad Omier stepped onto the court for the Los Angeles Clippers earlier this week, becoming the first player from Nicaragua to ever appear in an NBA game. The milestone moment marked not only...

After losing each pool game in their first World Baseball Classic appearance in 2023, Nicaragua was smooth sailing to its first-ever WBC win Saturday afternoon against the Netherlands, leading 3-1 after eight innings of action at loanDepot Park.  But, as...

To begin its Pool D quest in the 2026 World Baseball Classic Friday night at loanDepot Park, Dominican Republic, one of the most talented teams of the tournament, defeated Nicaragua by a final of 12-3.  With 14 hits overall, including...

NEW YORK, NY -- I look forward to this time of year. A new baseball season and warmer weather coming soon, green grass, sounds of a ball hitting the bat, pitchers throwing heat with a repertoire of other pitches to...

SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO -- The best players in the game showcasing their talent, pride and passion on the world stage... With the 2026 World Baseball Classic scheduled to take place in less than a month in four separate locations...

As part of 21 Days of Clemente—Latino Sports shares the following article “53 years ago, Roberto Clemente’s life ended in a tragic plane crash - Who were the others on the plane?” which was written by a friend and contributor...

August 18th, 1934  Roberto Clemente Walker is born in Barrio San Anton, Carolina, Puerto Rico to Melchor Clemente and Luisa Walker. He was the youngest of seven children.  1950  He joined Puerto Rico’s amateur league when he was 16 years...

As part of 21 Days of Clemente—Latino Sports shares the following article “Roberto Clemente and Martin Luther King Jr.: In Service of Others” which was written by Benjamin Sabin and published in Society for American Baseball Research’s Publication of ¡Arriba!...