PRESERVAREMOS LEGADO
DE LAS GLORIAS
DEL BEISBOL
DON ALFREDO HARP HELÚ,
impulsor y patrocinador del Recinto de la Fama,
da un mensaje de bienvenida a los aficionados amantes del Rey de los Deportes.
LOS INMORTALES
LOS INMORTALES
LOS INMORTALES
Conoce a los 200 personajes (jugadores, managers, ampayers, directivos y cronistas) que han sido entronizados al Recinto de la Fama del Beisbol Mexicano desde 1939, año en que se llevó a cabo la primera elección.
El Recinto de los Inmortales del Beisbol Mexicano es un acierto para México. Es un lugar que reconoce a los talentos del Rey
de los Deportes en nuestro país".
Alfredo Harp Helú,
impulsor y patrocinador del Recinto de la Fama del Beisbol Mexicano
"
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HE DREW ATTENTION FOR HIS VERSATILITY
His name was synonymous with greatness on the diamond thanks to his natural talent for playing baseball.A highly versatile player, a strong baserunner and powerful hitter, he stood out especially as a pitcher and catcher. He debuted in the nation’s capital at the beginning of the last century with a club from Monterrey, and in 1903 he was signed by Mexico’s first team.In 1907, when the Chicago White Sox—then world champions—played in Mexico City, he pitched a game against them and performed so well that he received offers to go play in the United States, but he declined them.In the port of Veracruz, he achieved countless feats with Club Esperanza and with El Águila through 1917, including hitting a towering home run off the famous Cuban pitcher José de la Caridad Méndez. For the people of Veracruz, he was a true idol.In 1918, he returned to the capital, signed by Reforma, a team that played a series against the Havana Reds and Nacional. It was the last major season in which he played.
Date of Birth: UnknownPlace of Birth: Ciudad Juárez, ChihuahuaPosition: Pitcher (right-handed)
LMB Teams: X
LMP Teams: X
Main Achievements: He pitched a game against the Chicago White Sox in Mexico City, performing so well that he received offers to play in the Major Leagues, but he declined them.
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HE DREW ATTENTION FOR HIS VERSATILITY
His name was synonymous with greatness on the diamond thanks to his natural talent for playing baseball.A highly versatile player, a strong baserunner and powerful hitter, he stood out especially as a pitcher and catcher. He debuted in the nation’s capital at the beginning of the last century with a club from Monterrey, and in 1903 he was signed by Mexico’s first team.In 1907, when the Chicago White Sox—then world champions—played in Mexico City, he pitched a game against them and performed so well that he received offers to go play in the United States, but he declined them.In the port of Veracruz, he achieved countless feats with Club Esperanza and with El Águila through 1917, including hitting a towering home run off the famous Cuban pitcher José de la Caridad Méndez. For the people of Veracruz, he was a true idol.In 1918, he returned to the capital, signed by Reforma, a team that played a series against the Havana Reds and Nacional. It was the last major season in which he played.
Date of Birth: UnknownPlace of Birth: Ciudad Juárez, ChihuahuaPosition: Pitcher (right-handed)
LMB Teams: X
LMP Teams: X
Main Achievements: He pitched a game against the Chicago White Sox in Mexico City, performing so well that he received offers to play in the Major Leagues, but he declined them.
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HE DREW ATTENTION FOR HIS VERSATILITY
His name was synonymous with greatness on the diamond thanks to his natural talent for playing baseball.A highly versatile player, a strong baserunner and powerful hitter, he stood out especially as a pitcher and catcher. He debuted in the nation’s capital at the beginning of the last century with a club from Monterrey, and in 1903 he was signed by Mexico’s first team.In 1907, when the Chicago White Sox—then world champions—played in Mexico City, he pitched a game against them and performed so well that he received offers to go play in the United States, but he declined them.In the port of Veracruz, he achieved countless feats with Club Esperanza and with El Águila through 1917, including hitting a towering home run off the famous Cuban pitcher José de la Caridad Méndez. For the people of Veracruz, he was a true idol.In 1918, he returned to the capital, signed by Reforma, a team that played a series against the Havana Reds and Nacional. It was the last major season in which he played.
Date of Birth: UnknownPlace of Birth: Ciudad Juárez, ChihuahuaPosition: Pitcher (right-handed)
LMB Teams: X
LMP Teams: X
Main Achievements: He pitched a game against the Chicago White Sox in Mexico City, performing so well that he received offers to play in the Major Leagues, but he declined them.