Cuban baseball: All out for development, but not at all costs
Baseball director addresses return of teams to the field for Cuba’s 60th National Series, and player eligibility for the season
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Baseball director addresses return of teams to the field for Cuba’s 60th National Series, and player eligibility for the season
The Paris Olympiad was very competitive, with 63 flags at the top of the award masts, at least once, and 91 countries entered in the list of medals
Cuba will now be able to count on the free agents included in its roster for its preparation process that is taking place in Japan with a view to the V World Baseball Classic.
In late 1889, the government of U.S. President Benjamin Harrison organized the First Pan American Conference, which would mark the launch of U.S. “Pan-Americanism,” from then on expressed as the country’s economic and political domination of the Americas under the pretext of “continental unity.”
If today we think the Cuban delegation to Río is one of the most compelling, it is because its potential has been maintained through effort, tenacity, and confidence in victory
The fabulous Olympic champion did not want the flagship of Cuban sport to go blank
"We aspire to a civilized, non-politicized relationship, which guarantees the natural flow of Cuban players to and from the MLB," stated newly elected commissioner Juan Reynaldo Pérez Pardo
It is disrespectful and inconsistent that a country which decides to restore, after more than 50 years, diplomatic relations with another, attempt to subvert the internal order of this other and promote regime change
Collaboration for the development of baseball and softball, including the production of sports equipment, a national academy, and the return of baseball to the Olympics were among the items on the agenda
In 1978, Argentina hosted, from June 1st, the Soccer World Cup, while under the excesses of the dictatorship of Jorge Rafael Videlas, who, like the Nazis in the 1936 Olympic Games, used the world cup to wipe the face of a government that persecuted, kidnapped and killed thousands; a number estimated in more than 30,000 people.