People + Sports Hispanic y Latino News & Info (Noticias)

November 24, 2009

Francisco Rodriguez Dead: Boxer Dies After Collapsing At Fight

November 21, 2009

Miami’s most popular NASCAR driver not who you think – Spanish market growing thanks to Montoya’s success

November 20, 2009

Pelé Photographs From Life.com

November 18, 2009

Sosa Skin Lightening Fires Debate About Afro-Latino Heritage

November 16, 2009

Juan Pablo Montoya fueling Hispanic attraction to NASCAR

November 13, 2009

Navy’s Ram Vela cuts foes down to size – “You definitely don’t see too many Hispanics playing division I football, especially undersized ones.”

November 12, 2009

TOP Ten reasons Latino Sammy Sosa went from Black to White

November 11, 2009

Al Horford, the Hispanic ALtanta Hawk that everyone loves – father, Tito, was the first Dominican-born player to play in the NBA

Sammy Sosa: Lighten up folks, it’s just facial cream – (this sure has gotten a lot of press)

November 10, 2009

The pitcher who helped Cuba defeat the Baltimore Orioles in the United States a decade ago is in stable condition after his face was crushed with a blunt object while trying to stop a fight. -Norge Luis Vera

After deferring his dream to play in the NBA, Greivis Vasquez is returning to Maryland for his senior year. But in Venezuela, they’re more interested in what comes after that.

November 9, 2009

Sammy Sosa says skin rejuvenation process reason his skin appears lighter – (photos really show the difference)

November 6, 2009

Miami sports agent who aided in defections freed from jail – Juan Ignacio Hernández Nodar, a Miami sports agent who served 13 years for trying to help Cuban baseball stars defect, will fly home Friday.

October 29, 2009

Latinos ‘ecstatic’ about hiring of Indians’ new manager, Manny Acta

October 28, 2009

Will Rodriguez lead the Yanquis to a World Series victory?

The Top Latinos in MLB’s World Series

October 26, 2009

One lucky chef: Ricardo Cardona cooks up winning meals for hungry Yankees

Indians hire Manny Acta (a Dominican) as manager

Some fans take issue with UFC’s Cain Velasquez’s ‘Brown Pride’ tattoo

October 15, 2009

Mark Sánchez Orgulloso de sus raíces

October 5, 2009

Dominican Hanley Ramirez claims Florida Marlins’ first NL batting title – All-Star shortstop finishes ‘09 season with .342 average

September 28, 2009

Juan Pablo Montoya May Give NASCAR A Champ With a New Look

Mark Sanchez is the face of the New York Jets’ franchise and a symbol of success to the Mexican-American community he has warmly embraced.

September 21, 2009

Por causas naturales, ayer falleció en Juárez la gloria del deporte mexicano, Bertha Chiu Núñez, de 76 años y cuyos restos será sepultados hoy viernes, en el cementerio Jardines Eternos. – La prensa mexicana la calificó como la “Deportista del Milenio” y dos veces fue electa “Deportista Femenina del Año”

September 17, 2009

Mark Sanchez’s poise creates excitement for N.Y. Jets

September 15, 2009

Argentina’s Juan Martin del Potro ended Roger Federer’s five-year unbeaten reign at the US Open in five dramatic sets to win his first Grand Slam title.

September 14, 2009

One of Colombia’s leading cyclists has pulled out of a race after receiving the stunning news that his father had died – followed by his mother one hour later.

September 8, 2009

Honoring Richard Pancho Gonzalez and His Legacy – a Latino tennis star remembered – He was the best player in the world for 10 years, from 1952 to 1961, his nephew said, and he won the United States Professional Championship eight times during that stretch. – (I had no idea – actually just found 2 old posts)

September 1, 2009

UCLA running back Christian Ramirez proud of heritage

August 26, 2009

Rookie Mark Sanchez was named the New York Jets’ starting quarterback Wednesday

August 17, 2009

Museum will honor Mexico’s Boxer Salvador Sanchez

July 14, 2009

Jaime Jarrin has been calling games in Spanish for 51 years. Renee Montagne went to Dodger Stadium, and talked with Jarrin, who has become a major figure in Hispanic broadcasting.

July 11, 2009

Puerto Rican southpaw Jonathan Sanchez hurls no-hitter for San Francisco Giants

June 24, 2009

Full Roberto Clemente Documentary on PBS website

June 11, 2009

Denver Nuggets forward Carmelo Anthony frequently uses his signature jab step to catch the defense off guard. But when Hispanic Business magazine named him to their 100 most influential Hispanics list last year, it was Anthony who was surprised.

June 5, 2009

Colorado Rockies catcher Yorvit Torrealba’s 11-year-old son and brother-in-law were released by kidnappers a day after being abducted in Venezuela.

June 2, 2009

Pelé apadrina en Los Ángeles el lanzamiento de un videojuego de fútbol

May 28, 2009

The Chicago Fire is pleased to announce that midfielder Cuauhtémoc Blanco is among the nominees for the second edition of “Tecate Premios Deportes” (Tecate Sports Awards). Nearly 60 Hispanic athletes from six sports categories are being considered for their sportsmanship, talent and character exemplified during 2008.

March 19, 2009

Many love to hate University of Maryland’s Greivis Vasquez

March 10, 2009

Rockies’ Ubaldo Jimenez proving youthful statesman – Pitcher gladly embraces his role as Latinos’ role model

February 1, 2009

Helio Gracie, one of the main creators of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu that gained worldwide popularity, has died. He was 95.

Muere Helio Gracie, creador de Jiu-Jitsu brasileño

January 23, 2009

Puertorriqueños se despiden de ‘Cheguí’ Torres

January 21, 2009

Former light-heavyweight world champion, Olympic silver medalist and author Jose Torres died Monday of a heart attack at his home in Puerto Rico at the age of 72, his wife, Ramonita, said.

January 15, 2009

University of Southern California quarterback Mark Sanchez, coming off a spectacular performance in the Rose Bowl, said Thursday that he’s passing up his senior year to become available for the NFL draft.

December 12, 2008

Pacquiao-De la Hoya, éxito de TV Ganancias millonarias en PPV

December 8, 2008

Oscar De La Hoya gets payback for Julio Cesar Chavez 10 years down road

De La Hoya reeling after loss to Pacquiao – Oscar De La Hoya was badly beaten Saturday by Manny Pacquiao, highlighting the fall of the once-great Golden Boy, whose career might be over.

December 5, 2008

Oscar De La Hoya y México, una tormentosa relación de amor y odio

Oscar De La Hoya’s legacy now at stake

Alex Rodríguez puede jugar con equipo dominicano en Clásico Mundial béisbol

December 3, 2008

Dallas Mavs TV color man Bob Ortegal might have gone a bit overboard when he called J.J. Barea “the Puerto Rican A.I.,” but the lil’ guy has given folks reason to get excited recently.

BERNIE WILLIAMS ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR SECOND ALBUM — MOVING FORWARD – SET FOR RELEASE APRIL 14, 2009 – Puerto Rican NY Yankees star

Develan estatua de Oscar de la Hoya en Los Angeles

Born a survivor, Edwin Valero wants to test his skills against Pacquiao

The brother of former Chicago Cubs catcher Henry Blanco has been killed in Venezuela.

December 2, 2008

Alberto Riverón, of Cuban descent, is the only Latino leading an NFL officials crew

November 21, 2008

Diego Jiménez: La ‘muralla’ de los Red Bull

Guillermo Barros Schelotto is SI Latino’s pick for the 2008 Sportsman of the Year

El delantero Cuauhtémoc Blanco, del Chicago Fire de EE.UU., fue contratado por el equipo Santos Laguna para disputar la liguilla por el título del Torneo Apertura’08 del fútbol mexicano

November 18, 2008

Albert Pujols elegido Jugador Más Valioso de la Liga Nacional

Albert Pujols powers way to second National League MVP award

November 17, 2008

For Alberto Riveron, From Cuba to N.F.L.’s First Hispanic Referee

November 12, 2008

Coca-cola North America (CCNA) today announced a high-profile partnership with Mexican superstar and goalkeeper Francisco Guillermo “Memo” Ochoa.

November 3, 2008

Ruben Amaro, Jr. Named Phillies General Manager – becomes the fourth minority General Manager currently working in Major League Baseball and the second current Hispanic GM

October 1, 2008

Video :: Boxing champ Oscar de la Hoya talks about being an undecided voter.

Tony Gonzalez Unhappy He Didn’t Break NFL record for receiving yardage for tight ends at Kansas City’s Arrowhead

September 26, 2008

Harlem Globetrotters signs first-ever Puerto Rican Player – Orlando “El Gato” Melendez

September 25, 2008

Former Seattle Mariners All-Star Edgar Martinez and his wife, Holli, have launched a family foundation to support higher education for minorities in Washington.

ESPN Deportes Presents Three-Part Series on Former MLB Player Ugueth Urbina Beginning Sunday, September 28 on SportsCenter

September 24, 2008

Albert Guardado, Olympic gold medal boxer, returns to his alma mater, Washburn, to speak about his “Olympic Dream” – Kansas

September 23, 2008

The Chicago Bears’ Roberto Garza one of 19 Latinos in NFL

September 15, 2008

The first Hispanic world boxing champion – Panama Al Brown

September 10, 2008

Baseball All-Star David Ortiz Teams Up With State Farm(R) for National Citizenship Day

September 5, 2008

Mexican wheelchair racer Saul Mendoza said on Thursday he expects to close his sports career with a medal at the Paralympic Games of Beijing 2008, after six outings to the Paralympics.

UTEP Miner kicker Jose Martinez ready for record books

September 3, 2008

Tigers’ Ordoñez collects team’s Clemente award

August 28, 2008

Sports reporter Jaime Cárdenas, recently laid off from the L.A. Times, has landed a job at the L.A. Galaxy as communications coordinator.

An Olympic spotlight shone on the harsh reality of mixed-status families

August 20, 2008

BERNARDO RUIZ’S ROBERTO CLEMENTE WINS OUTSTANDING MADE-FOR-TELEVISION DOCUMENTARY AWARD

The golden dreams of Henry Cejudo, the poor child of illegal immigrants from Mexico who wrestled his way out of a troubled childhood, were realized Tuesday when he became the youngest Olympic freestyle wrestling champion in American history.

U.S. Wrestler Completes a Journey From Poverty – Henry Cejudo

Henry Cejudo captures gold and a piece of the American dream – The son of undocumented Mexican immigrants becomes the first U.S. freestyle wrestler in Beijing to win an Olympic title.

August 18, 2008

Former Dominican Olympic wrestler killed in store

Juan Estrada, father of Olympic boxer, dies – survived long enough to watch his son’s first-round bout on TV but missed the second one

August 17, 2008

The Renegades’ Joe Alvarez was slowed by an injury during his playing career, but he’s had a lifetime of experiences as a manager.

For East L.A.’s Shawn Estrada, life beyond the ring begins now – Oylmpic Boxer

Mexican archer Juan Rene Serrano said on Friday that to have fought for the bronze medal in a final of archery has been the best result of his life

Henry Cejudo anxious to step onto the wrestling mat – Youngster making Olympic debut in Beijing

Lucha libre wrestlers grapple for the fun of it – Sarasota, Florida

Hispanic Chicago Fire fans say security firm is mistreating them – Sector Latino group says guards are harassing them and have used racial slurs; company has ties to star Cuauhtemoc Blanco

August 14, 2008

White Sox star pitches in to cure childhood diabetes – Javier Vázquez

Puerto Rican McJoe Arrooyo lost in the first round of Olympic boxing

Cuban Mijaín López: first gold for Latin America in Beijing

August 12, 2008

The Passion of Cuauhtémoc

August 11, 2008

Manny Ramirez is Dodgers’ man in middle of everything – Manny Ramirez has brought life to the Dodgers’ lineup, and has proven to be the life of their clubhouse too. Dodgers new left fielder has brought life to the lineup from the cleanup spot and has proven to be the life of the clubhouse as well.

Dan Velez, won the third heat and set a new Puerto Rican record during the 100m-breaststroke prelims on Saturday at the Olympics.

August 10, 2008

De Brooklyn a Beijing, por México – Francisco Bautista es uno de los tres atletas mexicanos que participarán en la Maratón Olímpica

El cubano Yordanis Arencibia ganó el domingo la medalla de bronce en la categoría de hasta 66 kilos del torneo de judo de los Juegos Olímpicos de Pekín.

August 9, 2008

El tapatío Juan José Serrano avanza en tiro con arco

Primera victoria boricua – El villalbeño Carlos Negrón vence al iraní Mendi Ghorbani en su debut en el boxeo olímpico.

A la final Luis Rivera – El naguabeño terminó en la décimotercera posición, la mejor actuación para un gimnasta boricua en la historia de los Juegos Olímpicos.

Boston doesn’t like Manny monster it created – Manny Ramirez

August 7, 2008

American Dream part two: Dream comes true…mostly – playing for the Colorado Rapids

American Dreamer: a Chicago kid’s story, part one – Cesar Zambrano, a terrible student with great feet, went from being a soccer MVP at Brother Rice High School to slogging through remedial classes at community college before becoming the UIC Flames’ first Latino co-captain

Manny Ramirez is one of several Latino superstars who helped grow Red Sox nation “en Espanol.” But die-hard Latino fans, even his Dominican countrymen, grew tired of his antics.

August 6, 2008

Puerto Rican twins box their way to Olympics – McJoe and McWilliams Arroyo, 22

Argentine Eduardo “El Gato” Romero won the U.S. Senior Open on Sunday, beating Fred Funk by four strokes.

Nicas orgullo Olímpico – Los hermanos López serán representantes de Taekwondo

After arduous journey, Javier Molina makes it to Beijing

August 4, 2008

Carlos Chicas: Calling the Hogs En Español – Arkansas

August 3, 2008

Olympic Q & A: Leonel Manzano – 1,500 meter

August 1, 2008

Dodgers get Manny Ramirez from Red Sox

July 30, 2008

Cuba’s extra efforts to try to stop some of its best athletes from defecting at international tournaments once again has hit a snag. Two prominent players from its IBAF world junior baseball championship roster are missing.

July 28, 2008

Antonio Margarito’s win over Miguel Cotto shakes up welterweight division

USA’s Steven Lopez unafraid to pursue perfection – taekwondo in the Olympics

July 27, 2008

Cuauhtemoc Blanco is the MVP of MLS All-Star game

El futbolista mexicano Cuauhtémoc Blanco se ha confirmado como la estrella con más brillo de la MLS, por encima de David Beckhan y de quien le pongan enfrente, ya sea compañero o rival.

July 24, 2008

Roberto Ayala isn’t really a big fan of boxing. He and his brother, Jorge, own La Fonda Boricua restaurant in Spanish Harlem. Six years ago, Ayala was introduced to WBA welterweight champion Miguel Cotto and immediately became a Cotto fan.

July 23, 2008

Edgar Castillo – Born in the U.S., Playing Soccer for Mexico

July 21, 2008

Unsung Manny Parra proves worth in Milwaukee

July 17, 2008

“Another L.A. Chicano Legend Moves On” – World lightweight champion Mando Ramos, 1948~2008

Spanish Voice of the Mets Pleased at Growing Number of Latino Players

July 16, 2008

Chivas USA adds Mexican forward Nurse, looking to spark offense

Alex Rodriguez Speaks: “Everyone Has Distractions”

June 30, 2008

They’re American, except in the Olympics (then they are Mexican)

June 24, 2008

Jaime Jarrin links Dodgers to Spanish-speaking audience – Jarrin has gone from early slights to a 50-year broadcasting career that includes not only baseball but also covering the pope, White House visits and the slaying of Ruben Salazar.

June 23, 2008

Pele robbed of his jewellery at gunpoint by street gang

June 17, 2008

Cuauhtemoc Blanco has been a blessing for Fire – Chicago

June 11, 2008

Orlando Antigua Named Tiger Basketball Assistant Coach – University of Memphis

June 10, 2008

Texas runner Leo Manzano eyes another national title – Mexico native Leo Manzano intends to run for the United States, his adopted homeland, at the Summer Games.

Mexican national team keeper Sanchez arrested for refusing to leave Chicago hotel

Top Cuban baseball player defects to United States – Dayan Viciedo

AT&T’s ‘Taekwondo’ Olympics Push – Company targets Hispanic consumers in ads featuring Lopez family

June 9, 2008

Ex-slugger Jose Canseco becomes punch line

Danny Villanueva’s greatest kicks, then and now – Dallas Cowboys

June 5, 2008

Emilio Navarro an ageless ambassador – At 102, Navarro is the oldest living professional baseball player and the first Puerto Rican to play in the Negro Leagues.

June 2, 2008

Sammy Sosa living, playing on own terms

May 28, 2008

Tigers’ Ivan Rodriguez still going strong

May 20, 2008

Day Delgado, Night Delgado Are Different Hitters – Mets’ Carlos Delgado

May 15, 2008

Carlos Espinosa is man of many trades for McAllen golf fans – Texas

May 14, 2008

Houston Astros’ slugger Miguel Tejada happy to be back in Bay Area

Luis Maza is eager to take advantage of opportunity – Venezuelan is called up to the major leagues for the first time in 10-year professional career. – Los Angeles Dodgers

May 12, 2008

USA Judo coach bridges two cultures – Israel Hernandez

May 6, 2008

Carlos Delgado is home run king for Puerto-Rican born players

May 5, 2008

Did You Know? The greatest Mexican player of all time, I told Reyes, was — drumroll, please — Ted Williams. Williams’ mom was May Venzor, daughter of Pablo Venzor and Natalie Hernandez of Chihuahua. Williams’ dad wasn’t around much, so Ted was raised next to his Hispanic cousins in San Diego

Jose Canseco Loses Home To Foreclosure

May 1, 2008

NASCAR’s Montoya a success on track and market

April 30, 2008

Nicaraguan family has 4 siblings in the Olympics – The Lopez family seems to excel in Taekwondo – (saw them on the tonight show last night)

April 29, 2008

Robert Guerrero Nomiated for One of the Most Influencial Latinos in Silicon Valley

April 25, 2008

Did You Know? The Puerto Rican-American John Ruiz is the first and only Latino heavyweight champion of the world.

April 24, 2008

Pedro Guerrero to Appear at Fiesta del Jonron

April 22, 2008

Luis Silverio looks at good baseball life – Third-base coach remembers injury that turned him to coaching

Why questions about age, name could pose problems for Miguel Tejada

Miguel Tejada says ESPN misled family; Segment airs tonight

April 21, 2008

Clemente PBS special: glove and heart of gold

April 16, 2008

Q&A: Álvaro Martín from ESPN Deportes

April 12, 2008

Did You Know? Orlando Cepeda is one of just two Puerto Rican natives to attain the exalted Hall of Fame status in baseball. + he is the only one alive as Roberto Clemente is the other one

April 8, 2008

Jose Contreras eliminating language barrier – Hurler mastering English to ease off-the-field transition – White Sox

April 7, 2008

For Lorena Ochoa, a Title, a Soak and a Serenade – a grandstand full of singers serenaded her in Spanish

Remembering Luis Magana, bilingual announcer extraordinario – a Los Angeles wrestling and boxing institution

April 1, 2008

ATP’s Latinos in Tennis Celebration Spotlights Gustavo ‘Guga’ Kuerten’s Career

March 31, 2008

Cuban defector put it all on line for his soccer dream – Maykel Galindo

March 26, 2008

Q&A With ESPN Deportes’ Carlos Morales

Preston Gomez struck by motorist – Angels’ 84-year-old special assistant airlifted to hospital

March 11, 2008

Geovany Soto a good catch for Cubs

March 9, 2008

‘Quiet Man’ John Ruiz punching time clock – At age 36, heavyweight Ruiz still loves his job – and he’s eyeing another title

March 5, 2008

Mariners’ pitcher Carlos Silva can take a joke — but can’t take a loss

February 26, 2008

Q&A with … Maryland’s Greivis Vasquez

February 14, 2008

Yadier Molina is set to pursue his golden dream – Cardinals

Jorge Flores parlayed reality TV gig to MLS – 18-year-old punched pro ticket with Sueño MLS win

February 13, 2008

HarperEntertainment and Rayo to Simultaneously Publish Boxer Oscar De La Hoya’s Autobiography in English and Spanish in May

February 12, 2008

DE LA HOYA WRITES AUTOBIOGRAPHY

February 7, 2008

Martin Castillo looking to shed anonymity – boxing

January 30, 2008

Carlos Negrete’s success is a family affair – Tesoro senior guard’s three-point shooting, leadership and unselfishness distinguish him on the court, but it wouldn’t mean a thing to him without his ever-present and boisterous relatives. – California high school basketball

January 23, 2008

Homeland pulls for Astros’ Tejada through troubled times

January 22, 2008

Golf for Women: Another Latin American star on the rise – Paraguay’s Julieta Granada

Yadier Molina inks four-year deal with St. Louis Cardinals

Roberto Clemente’s No. 21 May Be Retired From Play

January 17, 2008

Cuban television shows baseball defectors for first time – Orlando Hernandez

January 14, 2008

Magglio Ordonez visits Holy Redeemer, starts scholarship fund – Detroit Tigers

Tournament dedicated to Chi Chi Rodriguez – Puerto Rico

January 9, 2008

Relatives of Rich Rodriguez have been harassed and threatened in the three weeks since his resignation as West Virginia football coach.

December 10, 2007

Lionel Messi Named SI Latino’s 2007 Sportsman of the Year

November 27, 2007

Qwest Announces Agreement with Phoenix Suns Guard Leandro Barbosa

November 23, 2007

Cut seven times, Glenn Martinez saw Broncos as last hope

November 14, 2007

Mexican businessman Jorge Pasquel was a force for integration in Baseball

November 13, 2007

Puerto Rico gives Cotto a hero’s welcome after defending WBA welterweight title

November 1, 2007

Did You Know? Wimer Cabrera, who represented Colombia in the World Cup and had 48 caps in nine years on the national team, is the first Hispanic national team coach in U.S. Soccer.

October 31, 2007

Hispanic coach is big move for U.S. Soccer – Wilmer Cabrera

October 25, 2007

Mark Sanchez: The Mexican Mouthpiece of the University of Southern California

October 10, 2007

Ex-Taft player starting at Navy – Ram Vela – San Antonio

October 9, 2007

Roger Huerta has found solace as rising star in Ultimate Fighting Championship

October 3, 2007

Spotlight shines on Joe Diaz, the translator – Assistant clubhouse manager serves role as interpreter for the Colorado Rockies

September 26, 2007

Salata earns MVP honors at national tournament – (I didn’t know there was a National Hispanic Basketball Tournament)

September 20, 2007

Alex Tejada connecting early for Razorbacks – Kicker for the University of Arkansas’ football team

Orlando Magic Spanish radio play-by-play announcer Joey Colon Named Central Florida Puerto Rican Citizen of the Year

September 19, 2007

Scott Gomez will be a hit with the Rangers in the big New York sports market (NHL)

September 15, 2007

Texas Ranger pitcher Vicente Padilla rides to El Centro’s rescue with a $25,000 gift – Kitsap County

September 12, 2007

White Sox extend manager Ozzie Guillen’s contract

September 11, 2007

Angels’ Rodriguez on his own island

August 13, 2007

Hispanic golf pioneer from San Antonio dies – Joe Jimenez

August 1, 2007

Familia’ relishing Romo’s success

Hard work is what makes Juan Castillo tick – offensive line coach of the Philadelphia Eagles

July 24, 2007

The Spanish voice of Minnesota sports – Twins, Wolves and Vikings announcer Alfonso Fernandez taps a new audience.

July 23, 2007

Arlington Park hosts Fiesta honoring Latino horse racers – Illinois

June 27, 2007

Montoya means more business

June 24, 2007

Former Kicker Jose Cortez Becoming a Cop

June 19, 2007

Former pitcher Dennis Martinez’s passion extends to coaching (working with the Cardinals’ organization)

June 5, 2007

Guillermo Canas comeback one for the ages

April 30, 2007

Reds to retire Concepcion’s No. 13 – Legendary shortstop to get ballclub’s highest honor on July 28

April 22, 2007

Eduardo Najera’s marketing appeal a slam dunk – Native of Mexico has at least 8 endorsement deals – Denver Nuggets

April 13, 2007

Mota knows no limits as an announcer. Jose Mota is bidding for one of the most prestigious titles in all of Southern California sportscasting.

April 5, 2007

Gerardo Cabrera speaks language of leadership – (of the Dayton Dragons) – Ohio

March 30, 2007

UCLA athletic director Dan Guerrero paid dues en route to UCLA

After several years doing analysis on the Angels’ Spanish-language radio station, Jose Mota will now call games in English.

March 29, 2007

Bruin’s Lorenzo Mata Hopes to Inspire Latinos

March 28, 2007

Marcos Bretón: Mexico coach is making soccer relevant again

March 27, 2007

HISPANIC NASCAR DRIVER (Mike Gallegos) AIMS FOR GRAND NATIONAL DIVISION-WEST SERIES TITLE AND ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

March 25, 2007

Reyna Mata a warrior out of L.A. streets

First Latino NOSA Commodore to Lead Newport to Ensenada Race

Hispanic Hall of Fame: Danny Villanueva – ‘Ice Bowl’ part of NFL lore

March 9, 2007

Dominican Pedro Martinez is among all-time 10 best

February 2, 2007

Roberto Garza, amid hype, doesn’t forget his roots

January 31, 2007

For Northeasterns Adrian Martinez, life full of contrasts – Boston

Did You Know? Roberto Garza of the Chicago Bears is one of only 19 Latinos in the NFL. Of that group, however, it’s estimated that less than half speak Spanish fluently.

Roberto Garza runs with his role as football ambassador to Hispanic fans – (of da Bears)

January 30, 2007

Did You Know? A Hispanic coach, Oakland’s Tom Flores, already has coached in and won a pair of Super Bowls. Flores led the Raiders to victory in Super Bowls XV and XVIII.

January 12, 2007

Romo, Ginobili two of a kind

Eagles assistant coach sets bar high for Hispanics – Juan Castillo

December 27, 2006

Tony Romos grandparents enjoying ‘Romomania’

December 19, 2006

UM’s Cristobal takes over at FIU – first Cuban-American head football coach in Division I-A history

Ruben Pardo Wins Fox Sports Award

December 15, 2006

Latino athletes honored – 4th Annual Premios Fox Sports Awards in Miami Beach

December 8, 2006

Roberto Garza Gets Message Out to Hispanics – of da Bears – Chicago, Illinois

November 27, 2006

Tony Romo … he’s a natural (and Hispanic) – Dallas, Texas (quarterback for the Cowboys)

November 15, 2006

Manny Acta Hired to Manage Nationals – Washington DC

October 18, 2006

Fernando Valenzuela, son are teammates in Mexican Pacific League

October 16, 2006

Finally in playoffs, Carlos Delgado breaking out

October 12, 2006

Lorena Ochoa respectful of her Mexican roots

October 10, 2006

Fabio or fabulous? Argentine Walter Herrmann on the Charlotte Bobcats

October 3, 2006

Ralph Avila led the charge in Major League Baseball’s Latin revolution

September 22, 2006

Lorena Ochoa remembers her Mexican roots – LPGA Tour

September 7, 2006

Juan Samuel winner of Phillies Latino Legend Award

August 28, 2006

Latino players face more than homesickness

August 10, 2006

Mendoza’s summer full of joy, accomplishment. U.S. softball player mixing in hits with wedding plans

August 9, 2006

Adrián Fernández Named One of Mexico’s Most Influential

August 3, 2006

X-Games: Rodriguez on the right track

July 30, 2006

Pompez opened door for Latinos in baseball

July 18, 2006

Rodriguez says nobody really knows him

July 13, 2006

49ers getting a kick from Mexican star

July 5, 2006

Top Latino prospects get major-league deals

June 2, 2006

Determination fuels Latina’s desire to skate

May 10, 2006

De La Hoya has a decision to make

May 5, 2006

New book explores the depth of the late Roberto Clemente

April 19, 2006

Pedro Martinez gets his 200th career win

April 12, 2006

ARROYO MANIA. The arrival of Carlos Arroyo has energized a new Hispanic fan base for the Magic. Orlando, Florida

March 17, 2006

Orlando MAGIC: English Chat Transcript: Carlos Arroyo – Florida

March 10, 2006

A Colombian, Camilo Villegas, has his nation wild for golf

February 26, 2006

Juan Marichal Renews Agreement with ESPN Deportes; Pitching Legend to Call Inaugural World Baseball Classic

February 22, 2006

Puerto Ricans on Ice » VivirLatino

Diminished capacity floors Sosa

January 4, 2006

The season ends, coaches are fired and NFL general managers and owners look toward the “hot coordinator.” And this season, it’s Chicago Bears defensive coordinator Ron Rivera.

December 13, 2005

Steven Lopez to receive sports award on ABC, ESPN Deportes

December 2, 2005

A hero in hometown, Garza proud of roots. Chicago Bears

November 29, 2005

Vic Power, a seven-time Gold Glove-winning first baseman and one of the first Hispanic players in the major leagues, has died at 78.

November 15, 2005

Palmeiro, Sosa won’t return to Orioles

Rodriguez beats Ortiz to win second MVP in three seasons

November 10, 2005

All-America – Dominican import is a world beater on the court

Miami native heating up the ice. Jennifer Rodriguez

November 8, 2005

Urbina Held In Venezuela In Murder Case

November 7, 2005

‘Fernando-mania’ lives on in tiny Etchohuaquila

Garcí is Kings’ ticket into Latino market

November 1, 2005

Peña may end up a Yankee

October 31, 2005

Al Lopez, Oldest Member of Baseball’s Hall of Fame, Dead at Age 97

October 29, 2005

Ozzie doesn’t let less-than-perfect English shake his confidence

October 26, 2005

Chevrolet Presents the Major League Baseball Latino Legends Team Unveiled Today; Twelve Players Selected by Fans Honored Prior to Game Four of the 2005 World Series

October 22, 2005

Contreras, El Duque find Cuban connection in town

October 21, 2005

White Sox’ Guillen a hit with the media

October 17, 2005

Mariano Rivera wins 2005 “Delivery Man of the Year” award

Major League Baseball : News : Major League Baseball News

October 14, 2005

‘Dale Earnhardt of Mexico’

October 1, 2005

Texas Rangers : News : Texas Rangers News

September 28, 2005

Baseball brings Secretary Gutierrez’s life to full circle

September 16, 2005

Chavez’s record tops all Mexican fighters

Latin-American history filled with baseball lore

September 11, 2005

Demystifying ‘Pancho,’ a Latino sports legend – Pancho Gonzalez

August 28, 2005

Ted Williams stung by splinter of race

August 7, 2005

Bigger-than-life Manu Ginobili has Argentina following his every move

August 3, 2005

Spanish announcer Gonzalez living a dream

August 1, 2005

Two weeks after his 3000th hit, Palmeiro is suspended for steroids

Cancel Palmeiro’s ticket to Cooperstown

July 29, 2005

Spurs guard Manu Ginobili has been picked as the most influential Hispanic athlete in the world in a listing of 101 top athletes commissioned by ESPN Deportes La Revista in its first issue.

July 28, 2005

University of Wisconsin Head Football Coach and Director of Athletics Barry Alvarez, the winningest coach in school history and the architect of three Rose Bowl championship teams, announced Thursday that he will step down from his coaching position at the conclusion of the 2005 season.

July 16, 2005

Palmeiro: Born in Cuba, Raised in Miami and Third Hispanic to Hit 3,000