Jorge Ebro
The Miami Herald
Miami, FL, United States
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Don Mattingly talks about what needs to be changed
The Miami Marlins never had a stretch worse than this in 2018. Coach Don Mattingly talks about what needs to change in 2019. → Read More
Cuba will impose new income tax on players who sign Major League Baseball contracts
In the talks between the MLB, MLB Players Association and the FCB, the taxation of players was discussed at length and MLB negotiators were told the Cuban tax would be in the 3-4 percent range. → Read More
Mesa brothers are biggest Cuba-born players signed by Marlins since death of Jose Fernandez
The Miami Marlins gave Victor Victor, 22, a signing bonus of $ 5.25 million. Mesa Jr., 17, received $ 1 million. Victor Victor could debut as soon as next season, while Mesa Jr. has some seasoning to do in the minors. → Read More
The Miami Marlins are expected to announce the signing of these two top Cuban players
According to a source, the Marlins will announce that they have signed Cuban baseball players Víctor Víctor Mesa and Víctor Mesa Jr. The Marlins plan to hold a press conference on Monday. → Read More
Another Cuban baseball player drafted, this time by the San Francisco Giants
Cuba-born Fabián Peña drafted by the San Francisco Giants in the MLB Draft. → Read More
He was left off the Cuban national team. And now he is a step closer to the majors
Cuban-born Lency Delgado was drafted in the fourth round of the MLB Draft by the Chicago White Sox, who already have Cubans José Abreu, Yoan Moncada and Luis Robert Moirán. → Read More
He came to the U.S. for freedom. Now he's on his way to the Major Leagues.
A third baseman and shortstop, Raynel Delgado was selected with the 193rd pick by the Cleveland Indians, whoc must now reach a financial pact with the Calvary Christian Academy student. → Read More
This is why this book about Tony Perez is a must-read for fans, lovers of Cuban history
Tony Perez's exploits are explained in Tony Perez: from Cuba to Cooperstown, a biography tribute of writer John Erardi, who covered much of the Cuban's career. Perez is the only one in the Hall of Fame who was born on the island and played in the majors. → Read More
This Hialeah-born Miami Hurricanes pitcher's future looks bright as MLB draft approaches
Andrew Cabezas, a son of Cuban parents and born in Hialeah, has had a successful pitching career with the Miami Hurricanes, but he now has set his sights on Major League Baseball. → Read More
This Cuban boxer has remained true to himself and now he is fighting to unify two divisions
Cuban Erislandy Lara, the WBA light middleweight champion, will take on Jarrett Hurd, the IBF light middleweight champion, on Saturday in a title unification bout. → Read More
These two Cuban boxers are trying to make history by winning these two crowns Saturday
Cubans Sullivan Barrera and Luis Ortiz will fight in separate boxing matches Saturday in New York, and each hopes to capture a crown for their homeland. → Read More
Olympian Eddy Alvarez dreams of playing for the White Sox
Miami’s Eddy Alvarez, who won silver in the 5,000-meter speed skating event in the Sochi Olympics in 2014, now dreams of playing for the Chicago White Sox. → Read More
Former Marlins pitcher dies in Venezuela because of lack of medication
Marcos Carvajal, who had a brief stint with the Miami Marlins, died Wednesday in Ciudad Bolivar, Venezuela. → Read More
NASCAR driver Aric Almirola visits the Freedom Tower
He started driving Go-Karts, but now Cuban-American Aric Almirola is ready to make another big leap in his NASCAR career. → Read More
Homestead teen takes an unlikely path toward becoming a NASCAR driver
Thanks to the NASCAR Diversity program, 16-year-old Nick Sánchez, a Cuban American from Homestead, will rub elbows with top-level drivers, executives and directors of racing teams. → Read More
Invicto cubano Luis Ortiz enfrentará al peligroso Jennings el 19 de diciembre
En el movedizo mundo del boxeo ninguna pelea está asegurada hasta que los púgiles comienzan a lanzar golpes encima del ring, pero Luis Ortiz considera que su próxima ya tiene nombre y apellido: Bryant Jennings. → Read More
El King Kong cubano quiere robarse el show en Nueva York
Después de vivir un capítulo oscuro que lo ha dejado marcado, Luis Ortiz se acerca a su pelea por un título mundial interino de este sábado por la noche con la convicción de que un triunfo sería la mejor manera de cerrarlo para siempre. → Read More
Mayweather visita Cuba como enviado de Al Haymon
Rihanna, Kathy Perry, Mick Jagger…¿Floyd Maywheater?El embrujo de la Cuba que hasta hace poco tiempo era prohibida para las grandes personalidades de Estados Unidos conquistó al mejor boxeador de su generación, quien llegó este martes en la mañana a La Habana y tenía previsto regresar a Miami en horas de la noche. → Read More
Hialeah Park será termómetro para medir calor de la afición de Miami en torno a Lara
No son pocos los promotores que en público y en privado se quejan de lo casi imposible que resulta encontrar un buen sitio para efectuar boxeo en Miami, pero el Hialeah Park and Casino quiere cambiar esa percepción. → Read More
Caribe Promotions defenderá título de Rigondaux por todos los medios posible
Como una llama en un polvorín, así cayó la carta de la Organización Mundial del Boxeo (OMB) dentro del cuartel general de Caribe Promotions, luego de que el organismo amenazara con retirarle el título de campeón a Guillermo Rigondeaux (15-0, 10 KO). → Read More