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2023 World Baseball Classic Puerto Rico Roster

Pitchers

#0 Marcus Stroman (Chicago Cubs/Brookhaven, New York)

#13 Emilio Pagán (Minnesota Twins/Greenville, South Carolina)

#16 Jovani Morán (Minnesota Twins/Ciudad Mayagüez)

#28 Fernando Cruz (Cincinnati Reds/Ciudad Bayamón)

#30 Dereck Rodríguez (St. Paul Saints/Opa-locka, Florida)

#35 José Espada (Ft. Wayne TinCaps/Juncos)

#37 José Berríos (Toronto Blue Jays/Ciudad Bayamón)

#39 Edwin Díaz (New York Mets/Ciudad Humacao)

#41 Nicholas Padilla (Chicago White Sox/The Bronx, New York)

#43 Alex Díaz (Cincinnati Reds/Ciudad Humacao)

#45 Luis Quiñones (New Hampshire Fisher Cats/Ciudad Arecibo)

#48 Jorge López (Minnesota Twins/Ciudad Cayey De Muesas)

#52 Dominic Hamel (Brooklyn Cyclones/Chandler, Arizona)

#53 Hector Santiago (Acereros De Monclava/Bloomfield, New Jersey)

#54 Jonathan Bermúdez (Sacramento River Cats/Ciudad Caomo)

#56 Duane Underwood; Jr. (Pittsburgh Pirates/Marietta, Georgia)

#58 Alex Claudio (Nashville Sounds/Juncos)

#64 Anthony Maldonado (Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp/Wellington, Florida)

#75 Yacksel Ríos (Gwinnett Stripers/Ciudad Gurabo)

#87 José De León (St. Paul Saints/Ciudad Isabela)

Catchers

#7 Christian Vázquez (Minnesota Twins/Ciudad Bayamón)

#10 M.S. Melendez; Jr. (Kansas City Royals/Miami-Dade County, Florida)

#15 Martín Maldonado (Houston Astros/Ciudad Naguabo)

Infielders

#5 Enrique Hernández; Jr. (Boston Red Sox/Ciudad Toa Baja)

#9 Ednel Báez (Detroit Tigers/Jacksonville, Florida)

#12 Francisco Lindor (New York Mets/Ciudad Caguas)

#18 Edwin Díaz (Worcester Red Sox/Ciudad Vega Alta)

#26 Emmanuel Rivera (Arizona Diamondbacks/Ciudad Mayagüez)

#31 Vimael Machín (Lehigh Valley IronPigs/Ciudad Humacao)

#99 Neftalí Soto (Yokohama DeNA BeiShutsuen-Sha/Ciudad Manatí)

Outfielders

#14 Henry Ramos (Louisville Bats/Ciudad Maunabo)

#17 Eddie Rosario; Jr. (Atlanta Braves/Ciudad Guayama)

#32 Johneshwy Fargas (free agent/Ciudad Trujillo Alto)

#40 Nelson Velázquez (Chicago Cubs/Ciudad Carolina)

Coaches

Manager Yadi Molina (Béisbol De Puerto Rico/Ciudad Vega Alta)

Bench coach Alex Cintrón (Houston Astros/Ciudad Humacao)

Hitting coach Vic Rodriguez (Cleveland Guardians/New York, New York)

Assistant hitting coach Juan González (Béisbol De Puerto Rico/Ciudad Vega Baja)

Pitching coach Ricky Bones (Washington Nationals/Ciudad Salinas)

Bullpen coach José Rosado (Tampa Tarpons/Jersey City, New Jersey)

1B coach José Molina (Béisbol De Puerto Rico/Ciudad Vega Alta)

3B coach Luis Rivera (Toronto Blue Jays/Ciudad Cidra)

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Team Puerto Rico's love for baseball makes me emotional.

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Ok, are you ready to do some fashion commentary? Lol Because I have at least...7 thoughts. Maybe more

I HAVE SO MANY THOUGHTS LETS GO 

Also I am going to try to be nice, because apparently I was a cunt about Clayton’s poncho 

Richie - I loved his look until I saw the pants, did not love the pants. Top up 10/10, whole look? like a 6/10. 

Clayton - I don’t like a thick pinstripe, but I do love a whole black look so 6.5/10 (0.5 was for the grey in the beard) 

Papa Reyes - 9/10, he knows what works for him and he sticks to it, it works for him and I love it. 

Sarah - I fricken loved her dress, she looks gorgeous (and such an improvement on last years dress) I just hated how her eyeshadow and blush were the same shade and basically blended into one 8/10. 

Antonio - YES, YES, YES! I love everything about this look. I love that the suit is properly tailored, the shirt is perfect. Matte suit, matte shoes, silk shirt. LOVE IT 9/10. 

Carla - I hated her dress, her hair and makeup was flawless and she looked gorgeous. I just hated her dress. 3/10. 

Emily - I love a femtux, her makeup was cute. She had some bright eyeshadow on but you couldn’t see it unless she closed her eyes which was disappointing I felt it really could have made her outfit standout 7/10. 

JD - I hate that his t-shirt is see-through and he doesn’t have socks on but at least he has brown shoes on with blue pants 6/10. 

Frankie - Always the punk rocker, his shoes were awesome and I love an all black outfit 6/10. 

Elgin - I LOVE ELGIN’S SUIT - 8/10. 

Raoul - Love him and his outfit, don’t love the hat but eh. 7/10. 

Vincent - His suit was so ill fitting, I know he’s lost a lot of weight but I hate a bad fitting suit. 3/10. 

Michael - I love the suit, hate the shirt and the pocket square. I would have gone with a lighter shirt and shoe 6/10. 

Joseph - Classic navy suit, can’t go wrong. I hate sneakers though. 5/10. 

Yadi and Emilio Rivera - Yadi looked amazing, I loved her dress and her makeup. I didn’t like her clutch though and Emilio looked like a classic OG as always. 9/10. 

Gino - My boo, my sweet boo. I hated the shoes. But loved the rest of the outfit. I would have preferred braids but we can’t always get what we want, 7.5/10. Special mention to Gino’s girlfriend Mia who I usually never post photos of because her social media is locked down and I respect her privacy but she looked hella cute tonight and I loved her dress so she was a 8/10 

So my favourites? Richie from the top up. Elgin, Sarah, Emily, Antonio and Gino.

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Here’s Emilio Rivera arriving at tonight’s @MayansFX premiere with his gorgeous wife, Yadi Rivera. PC: TCL Theatres #mayansfx https://www.instagram.com/p/BnC5N5_Asri/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=xpvtu09a7r8t

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Movie News - Eva Longoria's directorial debut "Flaming Hot" wraps production

Movie News – Eva Longoria’s directorial debut “Flaming Hot” wraps production

Partial cast of “Flamin Hot” TOP (L to R): Haysbert (Johnny Marlow), Rivera (Yadi Rivera), Shalhoub (Courtesy), Walsh (Gregory Adam Wallace)BOTTOM (L to R): Serna (Courtesy), Soto (Courtesy), Gonzales (Courtesy), Gonzalez (Monica Gosselin) Heard about the story of Richard Montañez, the creator of created Flamin’ Hot Cheetos? Mr. Montañez came up with the idea and flavor profile…only for others…

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TBT 2007 con unos de los dirigentes mas exitoso que eh conocido.. el gran Lino Rivera @junitolino77 Gracias por enseñarme muchas cosas dentro y fuera del terreno lider .. Somos unos ganadores . nos gusta competir y odiamos Perder🤦🏼‍♂️.. asi q aqui un pequeño recuerdo de unos de los campeonatos q ganamos juntos en carolina Puerto Rico .... lino.." yadi si ese pitcher te da un pelotazo . no subas que yo soy el primero q voy a subir" 😂😂 @gilmart12 "dale q yo voy de tras" 😂😂 .. boom pelotazo a yadi... y se formo ... 😂😂😂brutal extaños esos momentos !! Bendiciones lino y gil🙏🏻 http://bit.ly/2Cv6Nv3

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Watch: Emilio Rivera and Yadi Valerio talk "The Family Affair" + The Crazy Way They Met

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Top 10 Puerto Rico Plays Of The 2017 World Baseball Classic.

10. Javy Baez catch March 17, 2017 vs. U.S.A.

9. Javy Baez tag on Nelson Cruz March 14, 2017 vs. Dominican Republic.

8. Carlos Correa catch March 17, 2017 vs. U.S.A.

7. Carlos Correa catch March 10, 2017 vs. Venezuela.

6. Carlos Correa catch and throw to T.J. Rivera March 10, 2017 vs. Venezuela.

5. Javy Baez slide into 3rd base March 20, 2017 vs. The Netherlands.

4. T.J. Rivera tag on Jurickson Profar March 20, 2017 vs. The Netherlands.

3. Eddie Rosario throw to Yadi Molina March 14, 2017 vs. Dominican Republic.

2. Edwin Diaz strikeout on Josh Harrison March 17, 2017 vs. U.S.A.

1. Carlos Correa walkoff run March 20, 2017 vs. The Netherlands.

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Shohei Othani, Babe Ruth, Hot Starts and Changing Projections

Babe Ruth the hitter will probably never make sense to me. He really shouldn’t make sense to anybody. If you’re reading this, you’re probably at least a little bit aware of his slugging statistics that all look like typos or hilarious lies we all tell ourselves to pat ourselves on the back for inventing baseball. In 1920, Ruth hit 54 home runs. Which is four more than any other American League team hit for the full season. And so forth and so on. In order for anyone to touch his single-season hitting records, you’d probably need a scenario where 80 years later, we all agreed that it was okay for the guy who was already the best player in baseball to get pumped full of the most advanced human growth hormones we had. And even in that scenario, Babe Ruth in the Twenties still makes absolutely no sense. 

But what about Babe Ruth the pitcher?

We’re gonna hear a lot about that guy this year. Especially if Shohei Othani keeps hitting three home runs in a week and then goes out on the mound and flirts with a perfect game in his next outing. Comparing anybody who isn’t Barry Bonds-on-clydsdale-semen to Babe Ruth is completely and unnecessarily unfair. But in this case, there’s really nobody else to compare him to. 

From 1914-1919, Babe Ruth was a starting pitcher for the Boston Red Sox. And yeah, he started getting a reputation for hitting massive home runs. And crowds were bigger on days Ruth pitched because they wanted to see him do more of that. He also had a reputation for being a bit of a maniac. In one outing in 1917, he walked the first batter he faced, got pissed enough at the umpire to throw a fucking punch at him. And then after he was ejected, Ernie Shore came in and retired 27 batters in a row. For the longest time, Shore’s performance was recorded as a perfect game. But as it stands now, it’s probably just the most bizarre combined no-hitter that’s ever happened.   

But there was also a time Ruth might have been the best left handed pitcher on the planet. In 1916, he pitched head-to-head against Walter Johnson five times and won four of those games. I’m not a Wins Guy, but that’s still impressive when the other guy is inarguably one of the five greatest pitchers of all time. Ruth also pitched a 14-inning complete game in the World Series that year. And he also led the league in ERA, Complete Games and Shutouts. And if you’re just looking at his stat line of a 1.75 ERA, a 2.43 FIP and a 4.5 WAR, taken completely out of context, that’s fucking Dwight Gooden in 1985, Greg Maddux in ‘94-’95, Pedro Martinez in 2000 shit. Yeah, it was in the Deadball Era that he single-handedly ruined. But look at his career stats, compared to surefire, First Ballot Hall of Famer, and GOAT, Mariano Rivera.       

Ruth.   1221.1 IP.  2.28 ERA  2.81 FIP 

Rivera. 1283.2 IP.  2.21 ERA  2.76 FIP

You just have to shrug. Ruth makes no sense. Ohtani makes no sense. But I think I’m gonna keep have fun trying.

Let’s go around the League. 

AL East.     

With the Red Sox blasting off a 10-2 record and the Yankees sitting just below .500, the projections in the East have already changed. The Red Sox are now projected at 96-97 wins to win the Division. And the Yankees are looking at 91-93 wins and another Wild Card. I’ll start bragging about calling that two weeks ago when any of the games are above 40-degrees. But this divisional race, plus another full-on brawl makes me giddy to watch this rivalry unfold over the rest of the season. Especially when Giancarlo Stanton figures it out. Homebody is not hitting well. He had another zero-hit, five-strikeout game this week. And nobody has ever had two zero-hit, five-strikeout games in a season before, let alone by the end of April. He never even had a four-strikeout game last year. Joe DiMaggio only struck out 13 times in 1941. Yogi Berra struck out 12 times in 1950. Stanton has 23 K’s through 13 games. It’s getting so much attention that nobody seems to be noticing that...

AL MVP: Didi Gregorius, New York Yankees.

Didi has the second-highest WAR in baseball right now. He also has the highest wOBA in the American League and highest wRC+ in the Majors. He’s also tied or leading in stats you’ve heard of like RBI, SLG and OPS.    

AL Central. 

The Indians have the worst batting average, on-base percentage and OPS in the Majors. And they’re still tied for first place. Because, and stop me if you’ve heard this, their pitching is fucking awesome. Also, check out Joe Mauer’s stats in Minnesota. Does anybody feel like talking about that? He’s hitting .412 and leading the Majors in OBP too. Or do we have to ignore everything about this division for as long as we can? Let me know. 

AL West.   

Everybody still seems to think the Astros are the best team in baseball by a wide margin. But the Angels are currently in first place. So if this keeps up, we might be looking at an even better playoff race than Yankees-Red Sox. And honestly, doesn’t Mike Trout deserve to have something nice at some point in his life? He’s just given us so, so much.  

AL Cy Young: Gerrit Cole, Houston Astros. 

It’s almost unfair. Right now Cole is tied for 5th in the League in WAR, he’s 3rd in ERA with a 0.64 and he leads the AL in FIP. If the Astros are going to become the ‘98 Yankees, he’s going to be the reason. 

AL Rookie of the Year: Shohei Ohtani, The The Angels Angels. 

I’d pick him if he was just a DH. I’d pick him if he was just a pitcher. At one point in the past week, he had more strikeouts than Max Scherzer and more home runs than Aaron Judge. We should probably all buy tickets to see him play in the real near future. 

NL East. 

Well, are we buying the Mets yet? At 10-1, they have the best record in baseball and their projections (87-88 wins) are pulling just about even with the Nationals (88-89). And the East Coast Media has decided to anoint new manager, Mickey Callaway as the greatest person to ever great. Almost like a bizarro version of Gabe Kapler in Philadelphia. Because, oh man, people hate that guy. I’m gonna hold off on calling for a rematch to the ‘86 World Series for the time being. Like I said earlier, every game looks like it’s being played on Hoth for tauntauns and wampas. I’m also gonna hold off calling for the Miami Marlins to move to Montreal. But that’ll probably be a thing I do later on in the season.  

NL MVP: Bryce Harper, Washington Nationals.     

Mr. April is locked in yet again. He’s leading the League in WAR and he’s been the second-best hitter (wOBA and wRC+) to Rhys Hoskins of the Phillies. Harper also leads the NL in Runs, Home Runs and Slugging. Get paid, young Bryce. 

NL Cy Young: Max Scherzer, Washington Nationals. 

He leads the League in WAR, he’s second in FIP and he’s got an 0.90 ERA. Scherzer is the best pitcher in baseball. I get grouchy now when anyone tries to say it’s anyone else. Dude stole a base this week. Let’s see Corey Kluber do that. Pussy. 

NL Central. 

The Pirates are still projected at 80-83 wins. The Cubs are still projected at 92-93. It honestly doesn’t feel that way right now. Then again... now I wish I’d seen Frozen so I could make an amazing movie reference to how cold it is. But can you imagine Pittsburgh with Jameson Taillon AND Gerrit Cole right now? Yikes. But mostly I want to talk about that motherfucker, Yadier Molina. Man, I hate him. This week Yadi went batshit because Diamondbacks’ manager, Torey Lovullo, said, “That motherfucker is framing pitches” or something like that. And Yadi probably doesn’t like when people find out he has loveless sex with his own mother. Either that or it’s a figure of speech, Yadi. You tell me. What an idiot. You’re 35-years old and make $15 million a year. You can probably afford to take a lady out to a fancy dinner. You probably don’t need to keep boning your moms all day. You know, because he obviously does that shit. Really. I think I’m serious.   

NL West.    

Okay, fine. I’ll buy the Diamondbacks. Right now FiveThirtyEight only has them one game behind the Dodgers in their playoff projections. And I’ll wait another week to see if LA is still 26th in Runs, 20th in Batting Average, 25th in OBP, 24th in SLG... you get the point. Yasmani Grandal should probably not be the best player on the team if they want to win.  

NL Rookie of the Year: Joey Lucchesi, San Diego Padres. 

Nobody has really emerged in the NL to capture the baseball media’s attention. So I guess I’ll give Lucchesi a slight edge over Shane Carle of the Braves and Brian Anderson of the Montreal Miami Marlins. So this would be just as good of a time as any to remind you that Yadier Molina has the hots for his mom. 

Okay. See you next time when the weather isn’t ice dragons and Leonardo DiCaprio dying of hypothermia next to a sunken ship. If you want, I have a podcast with Joe Kilgallon that you can find on all the iTunes things. Til next time, don’t look at your mother that way, Yadi.  

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2017 All-Star Recreation -- Carlos Martinez of St. Louis Cardinals to honor Jose Fernandez

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2017 All-Star Recreation -- Carlos Martinez of St. Louis Cardinals to honor Jose Fernandez

St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Carlos Martinez explained he will publish the initials “JF” on the mound for the duration of the All-Star Recreation in honor of the late Jose Fernandez, just as the Dominican correct-hander has done for his fallen countrymen Oscar Taveras and Yordano Ventura.

Martínez explained he will pitch the third and fourth innings for the Nationwide League on Tuesday evening in Miami, and that teammate Yadi Molina will be his catcher.

Martínez is in the locker future to Fernández’s at Marlins Park, just as he was for the duration of the Globe Baseball Typical, by ask for of his near buddy Marcell Ozuna.

Fernandez, who was born in Cuba, was the Miami Marlins‘ ace pitcher. He and two of his pals died in September when Fernandez’s boat crashed into a Miami Beach jetty at high speed. Authorities concluded that Fernandez experienced cocaine and liquor in his procedure.

Taveras and Ventura died in auto mishaps in the Dominican Republic. Taveras died in October 2014 and Ventura died earlier this year, on Jan. 22.

Information from ESPN’s Marly Rivera and The Linked Push was applied in this report.

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