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Thursday, March 2
Rojas: Trailblazers The Mets are investing in Latin talent as part of their attempt to take over the National League. Crasnick: Agents of change Just as the role of Latinos in baseball has evolved so has the role of their agents. Vote: Latino All-Stars Tell us who you think are the best Latino players in baseball today. Wednesday, March 1
Baxter: Breaking down barriers Baseball has come a long way from the days when Latin players ordered meals by pointing to pictures on the menu. Batista: Native roots Although many Latin players are far from home, they still find ways to retain their cultural identities. Now hear this ... Spanish-language baseball broadcasts capture the passion and emotion of the game. Tuesday, February 28
Marichal: A true pioneer Latin Americans have become prominent and dominant in baseball -- but it wasn't always that way. Gallery: Latino legends Latin Americans have made immense contributions to baseball and left an indelible mark on the game. Olney: Where is the love?  Minnie Minoso was locked out of the Hall of Fame again, but there should be place for him in Cooperstown. World Baseball Classic The first-ever World Baseball Classic began March 2 and runs until March 20. |
 Baseball isn't just America's pastime. It has become Latin America's sport. Story  The Dominican Republic and Venezuela have more at stake than baseball in the World Baseball Classic. 
 The game has made great strides in its treatment of Latin-born players.
 Hall of Famer Orlando Cepeda is grateful for the life and recognition baseball has given him.
Hall of Famer Juan Marichal helped pave the way for today's generation.
 Hall of Famer Luis Aparicio describes his upbringing in Venezuela and how he developed a love for the game.
 Hall of Famer Tony Perez shares some of his experiences in the major leagues.
 Hall of Famer Juan Marichal details his journey from humble beginnings to the big leagues.
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