Cesar Brioso

Cuba’s all-time baseball lineup is a mix of players from different eras: Major leaguers, winter ball stars, Cuban National Team players and defectors.

With four Cubans in the White Sox’s lineup and two each for the Rays and Astros, the island nation will be well represented in the 2021 MLB playoffs.

Tony Oliva lived to see the day he was finally elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. Fellow Cuban star Minnie Miñoso didn’t. They will go in together.

A team of Cuban major leaguers playing in the World Baseball Classic? A Miami group hopes to make it happen, but international rules make it unlikely.

Megan Rapinoe called out the “insanity” of the United States’ mass shooting epidemic in the wake of Tuesday’s massacre in Uvalde, Texas.

Martín Dihigo is the only player enshrined in baseball Halls of Fame in at least four countries: the U.S., Cuba, Mexico and the Dominican Republic.

The Houston Astros this season became the first MLB team since the 1960s to have at least 21 Cuban-born players throughout the organization.

From “defections” to “legal” exits, the exodus of baseball players from Cuba has seen many twists and turns as they try to reach the U.S. and MLB.

The Black press, led by sports writers Wendell Smith and Sam Lacy, advocated to end baseball’s color barrier and integrate MLB in the 1930s and 1940s.

Only 19 of 342 Hall of Famers are Latino, but their numbers have almost doubled since 2011 after only 10 Latinos inducted in the previous 38 years.