Adrián Beltré turned third base into an art form during a remarkable 21-year MLB career. The Santo Domingo native retired with 3,166 hits, 477 home runs, 1,707 RBIs and 93.7 WAR, becoming the first Dominican-born player to reach 3,000 hits. A five-time Gold Glove winner and two-time Platinum Glove recipient, Beltré entered the Baseball Hall of Fame on the first ballot in 2024 with 95.1% of the vote.

Robinson Canó combined one of baseball’s smoothest swings with elite production across 17 MLB seasons. The San Pedro de Macorís native finished his MLB career with a .301 average, 2,639 hits, 335 home runs and 68.7 WAR, while winning the 2009 World Series with the Yankees and earning MVP honors at the 2013 World Baseball Classic.

Pedro Martínez dominated baseball at the height of the Steroid Era like few pitchers before or since. The Manoguayabo native finished his MLB career with a 219–100 record, 2.93 ERA, 3,154 strikeouts and 83.9 WAR while winning three Cy Young Awards and the 2004 World Series with Boston. From throwing oranges as a child in the Dominican Republic to entering Cooperstown on the first ballot, Pedro became the gold standard for Dominican pitching.

De los héroes de la Restauración a Wandy Santana, Dalvin La Melodía, las estrellas dominicanas de MLB y los ingenieros: cinco lecciones para empezar la semana con el pie derecho.

Manny Ramírez turned October into his personal stage. The Santo Domingo-born slugger finished his 19-year MLB career with a .312 average, 555 home runs, 1,831 RBIs and 69.3 WAR. A two-time World Series champion and 2004 World Series MVP with Boston, Ramírez still holds the MLB record with 29 postseason home runs and remains one of the greatest Dominican hitters of all time.

México Verde se coronó campeón de la Serie del Caribe Kids 2026 al derrotar 11-8 a República Dominicana en una final dramática. Los Jaguares de Nayarit remontaron en la sexta entrada, acabaron con una racha dominicana de 18 victorias consecutivas y evitaron el tricampeonato quisqueyano.