Remembering The Lost Communities Buried Under Dodger Stadium Center Field
Victor Landa November 1, 2017
Friday, May 8, 1959. It was a typically clear Los Angeles day, that would come to be known by the residents of Palo Verde — or what was left of […]
MLB Is More Latin American Than Ever, So Why Is There Only One Latino Manager?
Victor Landa October 23, 2017
With the MLB playoffs nearing the climax of the World Series, here are some disheartening facts: these playoffs mark the 4th year since a Latino manager appeared in the postseason;that was […]
Jim Plunkett’s painful journey: ‘My life sucks’
Victor Landa August 9, 2017
By Eliott Almond, The Mercury News He rises from a chair next to his Heisman Trophy in a room stuffed with dozens of silver and gold keepsakes that recognize […]
Latino jockeys among the richest in the world
NewsTaco May 8, 2017
By Victor Landa, NewsTaco (1.5 minute read) The big news this weekend was that a Latino jokey had won the 143rd running of the Kentucky Derby, again. They’re making a […]