Pedro Almenares Alarcón
El Grandullón
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Outstanding baseball player from Manzanillo who dedicated his life to sports and the training of new generations of baseball players
Yunel Aaron Escobar
Yunel Aaron Escobar is currently the shortstop of the Major Leagues and plays with the Toronto Blue Jays, previously he was an infielder for the Atlanta Braves
Luis Tiant
El Tiante
Luis Tiant was born in Havana, Cuba, and was the only son of Luis and Isabel Tiant
Leonys Martín Tápanes
Ikadi, Samurai naranja
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In today's baseball, young outfielder Leonys Martín stands out, and one can without shame call him the Ichiro Suzuki of the league for his similarity to the Japanese prodigy of the Seattle ...
Eduardo Paret Pérez
He was born in the Condado neighborhood of the city of Santa Clara
He began in the National Series 1989-1990 in which, as the heir to his idol and teacher Pedro Jova, he compiled an astronomical 366 with ...
Albertín Aroldis Chapman de la Cruz
El misil cubano, Albertín
Albertin Aroldis Chapman de la Cruz known as the "Cuban Missile" is a left-handed Cuban-Andorran pitcher in Major League Baseball who plays for the Cincinnati Reds
Antonio Pacheco Masó
Gran Capitán, Capitán de Capitanes
Cuban baseball player, second base starter, whose performances are rated as outstanding in Cuban Baseball
Jacinto Calvo González
Jack Calvo
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Jack was an outfielder for the Washington Senators from 1913 to 1920
Osmani Urrutia Ramírez
Cuban baseball player
Adolfo Domingo De Guzmán Luque
Dolf, Papá Montero, Habana Perfecto
Glory of Cuban sports, known by the nicknames Papá Montero and Habana Perfecto
Ozzie Canseco Capas
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Identical twin brother of José Canseco, he was born in Cuba and as a child emigrated with his family to the United States
José Antonio Huelga Ordaz
Héroe de Cartagena
Huelga is one of the illustrative cases of great sports figures with tragic ends because he died at just 26 years old in a car accident
Emilio Sabourín del Villar
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Paradigm of the Cuban baseball player of the 19th century, who combined his passion for sport with his commitment to the independence cause
Antonio Muñoz Hernández
El gigante del Escambray
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Former Cuban baseball player nicknamed by Cuban fans as El Gigante del Escambray, who played first base for Cuba's national teams
Dagoberto Concepción Cueto
Bert Cueto, Dag,
He was born in San Luis, Pinar del Río, Cuba, son of Ceferino Concepción and Pura Rosa Cueto
Tomás de la Cruz Rivero
Tommy de la Cruz
He was a right-handed Major League pitcher who played for the Cincinnati Reds in 1944
Miguel Ángel de la Hoz Piloto
Mike de la Hoz
Born in Havana, former Major League Baseball player as an infield player
Fermín Guerra Romero
Mike Guerra, El Isleño
He was a Cuban baseball player who performed in Cuban professional baseball, in the Minor Leagues, in Major League Baseball, and in Mexican baseball
Santiago Mederos Iglesias
Changa Mederos
Changa Mederos, left-handed pitcher, with records of 17 undefeated seasons, as well as the one who retired the most batters by way of strikes, with 208, and striking out 20 players in a game against Camagüey. ...
Faustino Corrales Denis
Cuban baseball player, left-handed pitcher
Isidoro León Becerra
Izzy León
Major League Baseball player, he was a pitcher who played for the Philadelphia Phillies in 1945
Rigoberto Fuentes Peat
Tito Fuentes
Rigoberto "Tito" Fuentes Peat retired baseball player, second baseman who played in 13 seasons in the Major Leagues between 1965 and 1978
Germán Mesa Fresneda
El Mago Mesa, El Imán Mesa
The Magician Mesa, The Magnet Mesa was a genius and master at fielding balls, for his superior fielding abilities
Martín Dihigo Llanos
El Inmortal, El Maestro
Versatile Negro Leagues player who played in summer and winter championships
Osmani Tamayo Mulen
Former Cuban baseball player
José Ramón López Hevia
Ramón López
He was a Cuban baseball player who performed in the Cuban Professional Baseball League, in the Mexican League of Baseball, with a brief appearance in the Major Leagues
Orlando Martínez Oliva
Marty Martínez
A very useful player in the major leagues, he made his debut on May 2, 1962 and played for ten years until July 19, 1972
Bartolomé Portuondo
Bartolo Portuondo
He was a Cuban baseball player who stood out in the second and third decades of the twentieth century, playing for the Habana and Almendares clubs, and also played for Kansas City and San Francisco in ...
Armando Capiró Lafferté
Cuban baseball player, six-time amateur baseball world champion and three-time Pan American and Central American titleholder
Pedro Dibut Villafaña
Major League pitcher who played for the Cincinnati Reds in 1924 and 1925
Aurelio Faustino Monteagudo Cintra
Monty
Right-handed pitcher who played in the Major Leagues, he was the eldest son of René Monteagudo, another Cuban baseball player in the Major Leagues
Rogelio Álvarez Hernández
Rogelio "Borrego" Álvarez was one of the baseball players with the greatest hitting power in the history of Cuban professional baseball
Bárbaro Garbey Garbey
Cuban baseball player, outfielder
Miguel Caldés Luis
Cuban baseball player
Julio Enrique González Herrera
Julio González
Right-handed pitcher, he played in the Major Leagues with the PDV team in the seasons from 1947 to 1949
Freddy Asiel Álvarez Sáez
Cuban baseball player, Villa Clara pitcher (Baseball Team)
Julio Moreno González
Jiqui
Cuban baseball player, one of the most remembered by Cuban fans, who immortalized him with the nickname "Jiquí", considering that his hits toward home plate were as "hard" as the wood that bears his name.
He ...
José Hernández Ramos
Chico
Cuban catcher who played in two seasons in the major leagues with the Chicago Cubs team (1942 and 1943)
Cristobal Torriente
Bambino cubano
He had a outstanding performance for several years in the Negro Leagues in the United States, where he was selected for the Hall of Fame
