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Caribbean Baseball Hall of Fame - Wikipedia

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The Caribbean Baseball Hall of Fame (Spanish: Pabellón de la Fama del Caribe) was established in 1996 by Juan Francisco Puello Herrera, commissioner of the Caribbean Professional Baseball Confederation (CPBC).^[1]^[2]

It honors the most prominent baseball players who have made significant achievements in the Caribbean Series, as well as efforts to honor people who have contributed to the development of Caribbean baseball.

In February each year, during the course of the Series, the winners are voted in by journalists, radio and television broadcasters, as well as baseball historians from Mexico, Puerto Rico, Venezuela and the Dominican Republic. Each nominee has to receive at least the minimum seventy-five percent of votes to secure his enshrinement in the Hall, just like it is for the Major Leagues.^[2]

Since 2009, the prize is awarded to personalities born in the host country of the Series.^[2]

List of inductees

1996

Name	Country	Position	Series	Highlights	Refs
Willard Brown	United States	Outfielder	3	Most Valuable Player (1953)	^[2]
Rico Carty	Dominican Republic	Outfielder	3	Most Valuable Player (1977)	^[2]
Héctor Espino	Mexico	Infielder	7	Most Valuable Player (1974, 1976)	^[2]
Camilo Pascual	Cuba	Pitcher	3	Tied for the most all-time wins (6)	^[2]

1998

Name	Country	Position	Series	Highlights	Refs
Tony Armas	Venezuela	Outfielder	9	Set all-time record in home runs (11)	^[2]
Manny Mota	Dominican Republic	Outfielder	6	Most Valuable Player (1971)	^[2]
Tony Pérez	Cuba	Infielder	4	Most Valuable Player (1967)	^[2]
Héctor Rodríguez	Cuba	Infielder	4	Champion bat (1950)	^[2]

1999

Name	Country	Position	Series	Highlights	Refs
Sandy Amorós	Cuba	Outfielder	4	Champion bat (1952)	^[2]
Pedro Borbón	Dominican Republic	Pitcher	5		^[2]
George Brunet	United States	Pitcher	5		^[2]
Rubén Gómez	Puerto Rico	Pitcher	7	Tied for the most all-time wins (6)	^[2]

2000

Name	Country	Position	Series	Highlights	Refs
Luis García	Venezuela	Infielder	8	Champion bat (1959); all-time leader in 2Bs, runs and games	^[2]
Héctor López	Panama	Infielder	5		^[2]
Orlando Peña	Cuba	Pitcher	4		^[2]
Juan Pizarro	Puerto Rico	Pitcher	5	All-time strikeouts leader (62)	^[2]

2001

Name	Country	Position	Series	Highlights	Refs
José Bracho	Venezuela	Pitcher	6	Tied for the most all-time wins (6)	^[2]
Wilmer Fields	United States	Outfielder	3	First grand slam in Series history (1949)	^[2]
Humberto Robinson	Panama	Pitcher	6		^[2]
Vicente Romo	Mexico	Pitcher	9		^[2]

2002

Name	Country	Position	Series	Highlights	Refs
Luis Arroyo	Puerto Rico	Pitcher	4		^[3]

2003

Name	Country	Position	Series	Refs
Pablo Morales	Venezuela	Executive		^[4]
Rodrigo Otero	Puerto Rico	Executive		^[4]
Oscar Prieto	Venezuela	Executive		^[4]
Felo Ramírez	Cuba	Broadcaster		^[4]
José Santiago	Puerto Rico	Pitcher	6	^[4]

2004

Name	Country	Position	Series	Highlights	Refs
George Bell	Dominican Republic	Outfielder	2		^[5]
Carmelo Martínez	Puerto Rico	Outfielder	1	Most Valuable Player (1987)	^[5]
Luis Olmo	Puerto Rico	Outfielder	4	Most Valuable Player (1951)	^[5]
Monchín Pichardo	Dominican Republic	Executive			^[5]
Vic Power	Puerto Rico	Infielder	8		^[5]
Diego Seguí	Cuba	Pitcher	4		^[5]

2005

Name	Country	Position	Series	Highlights	Refs
Rod Carew	Panama	Infielder	1		^[6]
Horacio López Díaz	Mexico	Executive			^[6]
Willie Mays	United States	Outfielder	1		^[6]
Minnie Miñoso	Cuba	Outfielder	2		^[6]
Juan Navarrete	Mexico	Infielder	5	Champion bat (1995)	^[6]
Armando Rodríguez	Cuba	Umpire	16		^[6]
Víctor Sáiz	Mexico	Umpire	17		^[6]

2006

Name	Country	Position	Series	Highlights	Refs
Dave Concepción	Venezuela	Infielder	5		^[7]
Celerino Sánchez	Mexico	Infielder	4		^[7]
Pedro Formental	Cuba	Outfielder	3		^[7]
Jerry White	United States	Outfielder	3	Champion bat (1979)	^[7]

2007

Name	Country	Position	Series	Refs
Nelson Barrera	Mexico	Infielder	5	^[8]
Héctor Cruz	Puerto Rico	Outfielder/Infielder	4	^[8]
Edgar Martínez	Puerto Rico	Infielder	3	^[8]
Oswaldo Olivares	Venezuela	Outfielder	4	^[8]
Pedro Padrón Panza	Venezuela	Executive		^[8]
Pedrín Zorrilla	Puerto Rico	Executive		^[8]

2008

Name	Country	Position	Series	Refs
Ubaldo Heredia	Venezuela	Pitcher	5	^[9]
Winston Llenas	Dominican Republic	Utility Player	3	^[9]
Dickie Thon	Puerto Rico	Infielder	4	^[9]

2009

Name	Country	Position	Series	Highlights	Refs
Eduardo Acosta	Mexico	Pitcher	3		^[10]
Mercedes Esquer	Mexico	Pitcher	7		^[10]

2010

Name	Country	Position	Series	Highlights	Refs
Wilson Álvarez	Venezuela	Pitcher	4		^[11]
Oscar Azócar	Venezuela	Outfielder	3		^[11]

2011

Name	Country	Position	Series	Highlights	Refs
Roberto Alomar	Puerto Rico	Infielder	4	Most Valuable Player (1995)	^[12]
Carlos Baerga	Puerto Rico	Infielder	7		^[12]
Luis DeLeón	Puerto Rico	Pitcher	12	All-time record for the most appearances	^[12]
Candy Maldonado	Puerto Rico	Outfielder	3		^[12]

2012

Name	Country	Position	Series	Highlights	Refs
Joaquín Andújar	Dominican Republic	Pitcher	3		^[13]
Neifi Pérez	Dominican Republic	Infielder	3	Most Valuable Player (1998, 1999)	^[13]

2013

Name	Country	Position	Series	Refs
Houston Jiménez	Mexico	Shortstop	4	^[14]
Francisco Estrada	Mexico	Catcher/Manager	13	^[14]
Arturo León Lerma	Mexico	Executive		^[14]
Ever Magallanes	Mexico	Shortstop	3	^[14]
Fernando Valenzuela	Mexico	Pitcher	3	^[14]
Renato Vega	Mexico	Executive		^[14]

2014

Name	Country	Position	Series	Refs
Jesús Alfaro	Venezuela	Third baseman	4	^[15]
Álvaro Espinoza	Venezuela	Shortstop		^[15]
Carlos Quintana	Venezuela	First baseman		^[15]

2015

Name	Country	Position	Highlights	Refs
Roberto Clemente	Puerto Rico	Right fielder		^[16]
Juan González	Puerto Rico	Right fielder		^[16]
Conrado Marrero	Cuba	Pitcher	First Latin pitcher to threw a shutout (1954)	^[16]
Napoleón Reyes	Cuba	Manager	Only manager to win consecutive titles (1957–1958)	^[16]
Héctor Villanueva	Puerto Rico	Catcher	Most Valuable Player (1993) Three-time leader in RBI (1990; 1992–1993)	^[15]
Bernie Williams	Puerto Rico	Center fielder		^[15]

2016

Name	Country	Position	Series	Highlights	Refs
Felipe Alou	Dominican Republic	Manager	5	Won the Series title in 1990	^[17]
Tony Peña	Dominican Republic	Catcher	8		^[17]
Luis Polonia	Dominican Republic	Left fielder	14	All-time leader in games played, at-bats, hits and doubles	^[17]
Gerónimo Berroa	Dominican Republic	Right fielder	6	Two-time MVP Award (1990–1991) Two-time leader in RBI (1990, 1991)	^[17]

References

^ The Caribbean Confederation of Professional Baseball (Caribbean Winter League Baseball) and CULTIVA Entertainment announce an exclusive long-term relationship
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w "ElUniversal.com – Salón de la Fama acrecenta prestigio del béisbol caribeño". (Spanish)
^ ElUniversal.com – Salón de la Fama recibe al boricua Tite Arroyo (Spanish)
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e "TERRA.com – Felo Ramírez y Oscar Prieto al Salón de la Fama". (Spanish)
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f "ElUniversal.com – Olmo, Martínez, Seguí y Bell ingresan al Salón de la Fama". (Spanish)
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g "ElUniversal.com – Elevan a Willie Mays y Rod Carew al Salón de la Fama del Caribe". (Spanish)
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d "ElUniversal.com – David Concepción exaltado al Salón de la Fama del Caribe". (Spanish)
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f "Tiburones de La Guaira official website – Padrón Panza nuevo miembro del Pabellón del Caribe". Archived from the original on 2016-02-05. Retrieved 2013-01-07. (Spanish)
^ ^a ^b ^c "MLB.com – Llenas, Thon y Heredia, nuevos inmortales del Caribe". (Spanish)
^ ^a ^b "MLB.com – Acosta y Esquer exaltados al Salón de la Fama de SC". (Spanish)
^ ^a ^b "ElUniversal.com – Oscar Azócar y Wilson Álvarez exaltados al Pabellón de la Fama del Caribe". (Spanish)
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d "MLB.com – Alomar inducted into Caribbean Series HOF".
^ ^a ^b "ESPN.com – Caribbean Series notes".
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f "El Universal – Valenzuela ingresa al Salon de la Fama del Caribe". (Spanish)
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e "El Universal – Alfaro, Quintana y Espinoza al Salón de la Fama del Caribe". (Spanish)
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d "CBPC exaltará a seis personalidades al Pabellón de la Fama de las Series del Caribe". Archived from the original on 2015-04-02. Retrieved 2015-03-02. (Spanish)
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d "CBPC cuatro dominicanos estarán en el olimpo de las Series del Caribe". Archived from the original on 2016-12-20. Retrieved 2016-01-31. (Spanish)

Caribbean Series

Caribbean Professional Baseball Confederation (CPBC)

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Participants

Full CPBC members	Dominican Republic Mexico Puerto Rico Venezuela
Invited members (2024)	Curaçao Nicaragua Panama
Former participants	Colombia Cuba National Series Elite League

1961 to 1969 - The Series was not held during these years following the dissolution of Cuba's professional league.
1981 - The Series was not held due to a Venezuelan player's strike.

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