Baseball Uniforms Honor Latino Heritage on the Field
Puerto Rican baseball legend Roberto Clemente once declared, “When I put on my uniform, I feel I am the proudest man on earth.”
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When Algorithms Take the Field
A Look Inside MLB’s Robo-Umping Experiment
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The Artistry Behind a Baseball Bat
Commemorate Roberto Clemente Day by learning what goes into a baseball bat
The Washington Senators Couldn't Win—but Excelled at Scouting Latino Talent
The Senators’ spectacular losing record obscures one of the most important stories in baseball history: the club's role in integrating Latino players into the major leagues
