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In one stretch in 1916, Yankee pitcher George Mogridge did something we’ll probably never see again.

The ¡Los Rojos! exhibit explores the complex history of baseball in Latin America and examines the impact Latino players have made on the game.

The ¡Los Rojos! exhibit explores the complex history of baseball in Latin America and examines the impact Latino players have made on the game.

One of the last Negro League players persisted for the love of the game Updated Feb 14, 2021; Posted Feb 14, 2021 Pedro Sierra, hired to play for the Indianapolis Clowns, threw a fastball as sharply as Kid Gavilan’s bolo punch, a combination of a hook and uppercut that sliced through the air like a machete through sugar cane. He has lived near Atlantic City since 2004. Photo by Arlene Schulman. Facebook Share By Arlene Schulman Pedro Sierra poses on a concrete mound facing an imaginary batter. He tucks a baseball into his palm, hands as large as catcher’s mitts, setting up pitches bas...