Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the ...

A veteran of nine MLB seasons from 1956-69, Virgil has a historic legacy as the first Dominican-born player to appear in Major League Baseball. Virgil broke into the majors with the New York ...

The Dominican baseball community is saddened by the passing of Mendy Lopez. The post Unfortunate Passing of Dominican ...

The SF Giants landed one of the top international signings in middle infielder Josuar De Jesus González out of the Dominican ...

MIAMI (JTA) — Hours before Israel and the Dominican Republic were ... For Kremer, the first Israeli player drafted into Major League Baseball, the event was a sign of baseball’s power ...

With the MLB offseason progressing, players are having a decent ... casual beach outing in his home country, the Dominican Republic while enjoying baseball. On Tuesday, MLB's Instagram handle ...

In sports, few decisions are as emotionally charged as choosing which nation to represent on the world stage, a dilemma former New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez faced at the 2006 World Baseball ...

Less famous but just as exciting is Adrian Peña, a gigantic 6-foot-7 Dominican righthander ... curveball and starter look. USA baseball announced the 55-player watch list for 2025, which ...

Cruz is trying to recruit fellow Dominican players to come on subsequent ... s roster consisting mainly of American Jews. Baseball is not a top sport in Israel, but Team Israel’s periodic ...

Many Dominican baseball players grew up playing bottlecap whiffle ball, also known as Vitilla. Vitilla is like stickball and is played with a broomstick and the cap of a water jug. Watch the video ...