Leo Posada (Trading Card DB)

Leo Posada

Cuban outfielder Leo Posada played in 155 games for the Kansas…
Carlos Paula (THE TOPPS COMPANY)

Carlos Paula

Cuban outfielder Carlos Paula parlayed an all-star tour in the…
Rafael Palmeiro (TRADING CARD DB)

Rafael Palmeiro

When Rafael Palmeiro retired, he joined Hank Aaron, Willie Mays,…

Rey Ordoñez

Reynaldo “Rey” Ordóñez Pereira defected from Cuba at the…

Eddy Rodriguez

Cincinnati Reds right-handed pitcher Johnny Cueto started his…

Cholly Naranjo

Lázaro Ramón Gonzalo Naranjo Couto – known in the U.S. as…

Lazaro Salazar

Lázaro Salazar was a great two-way player and manager in Cuban…

Alejandro Oms

Alejandro Oms made a significant mark on baseball in his native…

Fausto Miranda

Fausto Miranda was the dean of Cuban sportswriters. Miranda’s…

José Méndez

Among numerous icons from Cuba’s somewhat murky pre-revolution…

Chico Ruiz

Cuban infielder Giraldo Sablón – known in the U.S. as Chico…

Tony Oliva

Tony Oliva stands at the forefront of an exceedingly select…

Camilo Pascual

“First in war, first in peace, and last in the American League”1…

Diego Segui

On October 16, 1975, in the eighth inning of Game Five of the…

Pedro Ramos

Despite 100-plus big-league victories, a half-dozen straight…

Tony Taylor

“They had a Tony Taylor Day in 1963 in Connie Mack Stadium,…

Ray Noble

Rafael Noble (pronounced NO-bleh) was a stocky, powerful catcher.…

Minnie Miñoso

In February of 2006, Orestes "Minnie" Miñoso was preparing himself…

Jose Tartabull

It was Boston's eighth trade since the end of the 1965 season.…

Willy Miranda

Willy Miranda epitomized the “good field, no hit” shortstop.…

Román Mejías

Outfielder Román Mejías played in 627 big-league games from…

Tony Perez

It was Wednesday evening, October 22, 1975, Game Seven of the…

Julio Moreno

“Jiquí” Moreno was not big (5’8” and 165 pounds) --…

Cookie Rojas

Cookie Rojas is one of a handful of major leaguers who played…