
Julio “Monchy” de Arcos
Julio “Monchy” de Arcos (1922-1966) was a Cuban executive…

Miguel de la Hoz
Cuban infielder Miguel de la Hoz – better known as “Miguelito”…

Merito Acosta
One of the main attractions of the Louisville Slugger Museum…

Chico Fernández
Shortstop Humberto “Chico” Fernández played the game with…

Ed Bauta
From 1960 through 1964, Cuban righty Ed Bauta pitched in one…

Joe Azcue
Joe Azcue caught just shy of 1,000 major-league baseball games…

Sigfredo Barros
“There is no baseball off-season in Cuba,” declares Sigfredo…

Tommy de la Cruz
“And in no field of American endeavor is invention more rampant…
Ramon Bragaña
During a wide-randing 30-year career, in which he pitched and…

Aquino Abreu
Aquino Abreu was a diminutive righty who pitched for a decade…

Santos Amaro
In December 2020, the Negro Leagues were recognized as major…

Paul Casanova
Paulino Casanova — known to English speakers simply as Paul…

Martin Dihigo
A league pennant was squarely on the line under the brutal Mexican…

Mike Cuellar
Mike Cuellar was a four-time 20-game winner for the Baltimore…

Rudy Arias
Rodolfo Arias’s professional baseball career as a left-handed…

Jorge Comellas
Jorge Comellas didn’t impress during his brief stint in the…
Bert Campaneris
Bert Campaneris had a distinguished 20-year major-league career…
Rafael Almeida
“Wish we had him. He is not colored.”1
Those were the…

Sandy Consuegra
A glorious, romantic, and competitive era of Cuban amateur baseball…
Jose Cardenal
José Cardenal, one of the last Cuban baseball players to leave…

Steve Bellán
Esteban Bellán was a pioneer. In 1871, the half-Irish Cuban…

Sandy Amorós
On October 4, 1955, outfielder Edmundo Amorós helped “Next…

Bobby Estalella
Estalella was a pudgy, happy-go-lucky sort of a guy who struck…

José Canseco
Perhaps no other player in major-league history has been blessed…