HISPANIC HERITAGE BASEBALL MUSEUM HALL OF FAME PLAYER INDUCTEES
Below is the full list of players in our Hispanic Heritage Baseball Museum Hall of Fame with the team they were inducted under and the country they are from.
1. Roberto Alomar – Toronto Blue Jays – Puerto Rico
2 . Sandy Alomar, Sr. – California Angels – Puerto Rico
3 . Sandy Alomar, Jr. – Cleveland Indians – Puerto Rico
4 . Edgardo Alfonso – New York Mets – Venezuela
5 . Felipe Alou – San Francisco Giants – Dominican Republic
6 . Matty Alou – San Francisco Giants – Dominican Republic
7 . Ruben Amaro – Philadelphia Phillies – Mexico
8. Joe Angel – Baltimore Orioles – Colombia
9 . Luis Aparicio – Chicago White Sox – Venezuela
10 . Joe Azcue – Cleveland Indians – Cuba
11. Roberto Barbon – Hankyu Braves – Nippon Pro Baseball, Japan – Cuba
12. Carlos Baerga – Cleveland Indians – Puerto Rico
13. Billy Berroa – New York Mets, American Spanish Language Broadcaster – Dominican Republic
14. Adrian Beltre – Texas Rangers – Dominican Republic
15. Bert Campaneris – Oakland Athletics – Cuba
16. Buck Canel – New York Yankees – American Spanish Language Broadcaster – Argentina
17. Leo Cardenas – Cincinnati Reds – Cuba
18. Rene Cardenas – American Spanish Language Broadcaster – Nicaragua
19. Rod Carew – Minnesota Twins – Panama
20. Luis Squeegee Castillo New York Yankees (Bat Boy) – Puerto Rican / Dominican
21. Orlando Cepeda – San Francisco Giants – Puerto Rican
22. Roberto Clemente – Pittsburgh Pirates – Puerto Rican
23. Jose (Cheo) Cruz – Houston Astros – Puerto Rican
24. Dave Concepción – Cincinnati Reds – Venezuela
25. Julio Cruz – Seattle Mariners – USA / Puerto Rican
26. Vic Davalilio – Cleveland Indians – Venezuela-
27. Martin Dihigo – Negro Leagues – Cuba
28. Alex Fernandez – Florida Marlins – Cuba
29. Tito 23 Fuentes – San Francisco Giants – Cuba
30. Mike Garcia – Cleveland Indians – USA/ Mexico
31. Alfredo Griffin – Toronto Blue Jays – Dominican Republic
32. Lefty Gomez – New York Yankees – Spain
33. Preston Gomez – San Diego Padres – Cuba
34. Amaury PI-Gonzalez – Oakland Athletics – American Spanish Language Broadcaster – Cuba
35. Luis Gonzalez – Arizona Diamondbacks USA / Cuba
36. Pedro Guerrero – Los Angeles Dodgers – Dominican Republic
37. Vladimir Guerrero – Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim – Dominican Republic
38. Carlos Guillen – Detroit Tigers – Venezuela
39. Tony Gonzalez – Philadelphia Phillies – Cuba
40. Keith Hernandez – New York Mets. USA / Mexico
41. Willie Hernandez – Detroit Tigers – Puerto Rico
42. Jaime Jarrin – Los Angeles Dodgers – American Spanish Language Broadcaster – Ecuador
43. Julian Javier – St. Louis Cardinals – Dominican Republic
44. Stan Javier – San Francisco Giants – Dominican Republic
45. Roberto Kelly – New York Yankees – Panama
46. Sixto Lezcano – Milwaukee Brewers – Puerto Rico
47. Tony Larussa – Oakland Athletics – USA / Spain
48. Al Lopez – Chicago White Sox – USA / Spain
49. Hector Lopez – New York Yankees – Panama
50. Candy Maldonado – San Francisco Giants – Puerto Rico
51. Juan Marichal – San Francisco Giants – Dominican Republic
52. Billy Martin, Jr. – New York Yankees – USA / Portuguese
53. Buck Martinez – Toronto Blue Jays – USA / Spain
54. Edgar Martinez – Seattle Mariners – USA / Puerto Rico
55. Pedro Martinez – Boston Red Sox – Dominican Republic
56. Jose Mendez – Negro Leagues – Cuba
57. Felix Millan – New York Mets – Puerto Rico
58. Orlando Mercado – Seattle Mariners – Puerto Rico
59. Manny Mota – Los Angeles Dodgers – Dominican Republic
60. Millito Navarro Cuban Stars – Negro Leagues – Puerto Rico
61. Ray Negron – New York Yankees (Bat Boy) USA / Puerto Rico
62. Tony Oliva – Minnesota Twins – Cuba
63. Eduardo Ortega – San Diego Padres American Spanish Language Broadcaster – Mexico
64. Jose Oquendo -St. Louis Cardinals – Puerto Rico
65. Camilo Pascual – Minnesota Twins – Cuba
66. Tony Perez – Cincinnati Reds – Cuba
67. Alex Pompez – Negro Leagues – Cuba
68. Vic Power – Cleveland Indians – Puerto Rico
68. Rafael Felo Ramirez – American Spanish Language Broadcaster – Cuba
69. Ivan Pudge Rodriguez – Texas Rangers – Puerto Rico
70. Jackie Robinson – Brooklyn Dodgers – USA
71. Cookie Rojas – Philadelphia Phillies – Cuba
72. Mariano Rivera – New York Yankees – Panama
73. Luis Salazar – San Diego Padres – Venezuela
74. Jose Santiago – Boston Red Sox – Puerto Rico
75. Manny Sanguillan – Pittsburgh Pirates. – Panama
76. Benito Santiago – San Diego Padres – Puerto Rico
77. Juan Samuel – Philadelphia Phillies – Dominican Republic
78. Diego Segui – Oakland Athletics – Cuba
79. Pedro Sierra – Detroit Stars – Negro Leagues – Cuba
80. Ruben Sierra – Texas Rangers – Puerto Rico
81. Tony Taylor – Philadelphia Phillies – Cuba
82. Mario Thomas – San Diego Padres – American Spanish Language Broadcaster – Mexico
83. Dickie Thon – Houston Astros – Puerto Rico
84. Alex Trevino – Houston Astros – Mexico
85. Manny Trillo – Philadelphia Phillies – Venezuela
86. Luis Tiant – Boston Red Sox – Cuba
87. Cristobal Torriente – Negro Leagues – Cuba
88. Fernando Valenzuela – Los Angeles Dodgers – Mexico
89. Omar Vizquel – San Francisco Giants – Venezuela
90. Bernie Williams – New York Yankees – Puerto Rico
91. Ted Williams – Boston Red Sox – USA / Mexico
92. Rich Garcia – MLB American League Umpire
93. Pedro Ramos – New York Yankees – Cuba
