Fernando Tatis Jr. quits Estrellas Orientales after the club fires his father, Fernando Tatis Sr., igniting a LIDOM debate on respect, loyalty, and power.
Sammy Sosa and Luis Castillo receive honorary mentions at the 2025 Juan Marichal Award in Santo Domingo, as Juan Soto wins the top honor.
Dominican Republic tops Puerto Rico 6–2 at Citi Field. MVP Emmanuel Rodríguez (416-ft HR), 20,057 fans, and a moving tribute to Robinson Canó.
Nine Dominican stars—Soto, Rodríguez, Ramírez, Marte, Duran, Guerrero Jr., Caminero, Peralta and Sánchez—earn 2025 All-MLB honors.
Soto, Ramírez, Marte, Machado and Perdomo headline 2025 Silver Sluggers. Yankees and Dodgers named Offensive Teams of the Year.
Fernando Tatís Jr. claims the 2025 NL Gold Glove in right field with +15 DRS and +8 OAA, spotlighting Dominican defensive excellence.
On Oct. 20, Juan Soto won the 2025 Juan Marichal Award—becoming the first back-to-back, two-time honoree. See the full 2025 stat line and finalists.
Juan Soto, José Ramírez, and Cristopher Sánchez are 2025 BBWAA finalists—two for MVP and one for NL Cy Young—spotlighting Dominican excellence.
Nizao y Bonao are celbrating because two of their kids are raising their flag in the 2025 World Series. Two Dominican bats that will be a key and decisive in the World’s biggest stage of baseball.
After more than two decades of estrangement, Dominican baseball legend Sammy Sosa has been welcomed back by the Chicago Cubs and inducted into the team’s Hall of Fame. A powerful moment of redemption for Sosa, the Cubs, and the Dominican community.
Seattle Mariners’ Julio Rodríguez continues rewriting MLB history with record-breaking power, speed, and compassion off the field. From 100 career homers and steals before age 25 to rebuilding homes in the Dominican Republic, J-Rod is shaping a legacy that transcends baseball.
Dominican dominance in the MLB Home Run Derby ends in 2025, but Junior Caminero's performance keeps the legacy alive. Relive the epic showdown.
Sammy Sosa returns triumphantly to Wrigley Field after 20 years. An act of justice for a Dominican baseball legend and the Latino community.
Wander Franco found guilty of sexual abuse and exploitation of minor in historic Dominican Republic court ruling. Two-year suspended sentence ends MLB career
Oneil Cruz launched a baseball at 122.9 MPH into the Allegheny River, setting a new Statcast record.
Oneil Cruz hizo más que simplemente conectar un jonrón — lanzó una pelota de béisbol a 122.9 MPH hacia el río Allegheny.
The award, which recognizes the best Dominican player in Major League Baseball, adds another milestone to Soto's remarkable season.
