The Hispanic Heritage Baseball Museum Hall of Fame Inductees
Inductee | Nationality | Year | Location | Position / Title |
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Sandy Alomar, Sr. | Puerto Rico | 2005 | Shea Stadium, Queens, New York | Second baseman & Coach |
Felipe Alou | Dominican Republic | 2003 | Pacific Bell Park, San Francisco | Outfielder / First baseman & Manager |
Matty Alou | Dominican Republic | 2007 | AT&T Park, San Francisco | Outfielder |
Luis Aparicio | Venezuela | 2007 | San Francisco | Shortstop |
Joe Azcue | Cuba | 2012 | Kansas City, Missouri | Catcher |
Billy Berroa | Dominican Republic | 2005 | Shea Stadium, Queens, New York | Spanish language broadcaster |
Bert Campaneris | Cuba | 2006 | Oakland Alameda County Coliseum, Oakland, California | Shortstop |
Buck Canel | Argentina | 1999 | San Francisco | Spanish language broadcaster |
René Cárdenas | Nicaragua | 2002 | Minute Maid Park, Houston | Spanish language broadcaster |
Rod Carew | Panama | 2010 | Anaheim, California | First baseman & Second baseman |
Orlando Cepeda | Puerto Rico | 2002 | San Francisco | First baseman |
Roberto Clemente | Puerto Rico | 2010 | Anaheim | Outfielder |
José Cruz | Puerto Rico | 2002 | Minute Maid Park, Houston | Outfielder |
Julio Cruz | United States | 2004 | Seattle | Second baseman |
Martín Dihigo | Cuba | 1999 | San Francisco | Pitcher & Second baseman |
Alex Fernández | Cuba | 2008 | Dolphin Stadium, Miami | Pitcher |
Tito Fuentes | Cuba | 2002 | San Francisco | Second baseman |
Alfredo Griffin | Dominican Republic | 2004 | Angels Park, Anaheim, California | Shortstop |
Lefty Gómez | United States | 1999 | San Francisco | Pitcher |
Preston Gómez | Cuba | 2003 | San Francisco | Second baseman |
Amaury Pi-Gonzalez | Cuba | 2004 | AT&T Park, San Francisco | Spanish language broadcaster |
Luis Gonzalez | United States | 2011 | Phoenix, Arizona | Outfielder |
Carlos Guillén | Venezuela | 2012 | Comerica Park, Detroit | Shortstop |
Jaime Jarrín | Ecuador | 2003 | Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles | Spanish language broadcaster |
Julián Javier | Dominican Republic | 2011 | San Francisco | Second baseman |
Stan Javier | Dominican Republic | 2011 | San Francisco | Outfielder |
Roberto Kelly | Panama | 2011 | AT&T Park, San Francisco | Outfielder |
Tony La Russa | United States | 2008 | AT&T Park, San Francisco | Infielder & Manager |
Al López | United States | 2006 | Tropicana Field, Tampa, Florida | Catcher & Manager |
Héctor López | Panama | 2007 | San Francisco | Outfielder & Third baseman |
Juan Marichal | Dominican Republic | 2003 | San Francisco | Pitcher |
Edgar Martínez | Puerto Rico | 2003 | Safeco Field, Seattle | Designated hitter |
Minnie Miñoso | Cuba | 2002 | U.S. Cellular Field, Chicago | Outfielder |
José Méndez | Cuba | 2006 | San Francisco | Pitcher |
Orlando Mercado | Puerto Rico | 2004 | Angels Park, Anaheim, California | Catcher & Coach |
Manny Mota | Dominican Republic | 2003 | Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles | Outfielder |
Millito Navarro | Puerto Rico | 2006 | The Francisco Coimbre Sports Museum, Ponce, Puerto Rico | Outfielder |
Tony Pérez | Cuba | 2001 | Pacific Bell Park, San Francisco | Third baseman & First baseman |
Alex Pompez | Cuba | 2006 | San Francisco | Pioneer Executive |
Felo Ramírez | Cuba | 2001 | Pacific Bell Park, San Francisco | Spanish language broadcaster |
Jackie Robinson | United States | 1999 | San Francisco | Second baseman |
Cookie Rojas | Cuba | 2011 | Sun Life Stadium, Miami | Outfielder & Second baseman |
Luis Salazar | Venezuela | 2011 | AT&T Park, San Francisco | Outfielder, Shortstop, & Third baseman |
Benito Santiago | Puerto Rico | 2012 | AT&T Park, San Francisco | Catcher |
Juan Samuel | Dominican Republic | 2010 | AT&T Park, San Francisco | Second baseman |
Diego Seguí | Cuba | 2006 | San Francisco | Pitcher |
Rubén Sierra | Puerto Rico | 2011 | The Ball Park at Arlington, Texas | Outfielder |
Tony Taylor | Cuba | 2004 | San Francisco | Second baseman |
Mario Thomas | Mexico | 2010 | Petco Park, San Diego | Spanish language broadcaster |
Dickie Thon | Puerto Rico | 2003 | Minute Maid Park. Houston | Shortstop |
Luis Tiant | Cuba | 2002 | Fenway Park, Boston | Pitcher |
Cristóbal Torriente | Cuba | 2006 | San Francisco | Outfielder, Infielder, & Pitcher |
Alex Treviño | Mexico | 2003 | Minute Maid Park, Houston | Catcher |
Fernando Valenzuela | Mexico | 2003 | Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles | Pitcher |
Omar Vizquel | Venezuela | 2007 | AT&T Park, San Francisco | Shortstop |
Ted Williams | United States | 2002 | San Francisco | Outfielder |
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