FLUSHING, NY -- The Great One. Roberto Clemente. The first Latin American to be inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.  An individual who impacted and touched the lives of so many, including generations long after his...

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NEW YORK, NY -- Major League Baseball today announced its 2026 plans to celebrate the humanitarian legacy of Hall of Famer Roberto Clemente, centered around the annual Roberto Clemente Day on Tuesday, September 15th and baseball’s most prestigious individual honor,...

Could've been a General, Instead of a Three-team Big Leaguer The fourth Latin American Inducted Into the Cooperstown Museum Coral Gables, Florida (VIP-WIRE) - Wednesday marks 42 years since August 12, 1984, when Luis Aparicio became the first Venezuelan, and...

Coral Gables, Florida (VIP WIRE) - My dear fellow Puerto Rican, Carlos: You know I'm from Carolina, just as I know you were born in Manatí. I believe my joy is the same as that of all Puerto Ricans, all...

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...

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...

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...

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...