The Associated Press on MSN19d
For Dominican baseball hopefuls, age fraud cases and a curveball from Japan reflect a broken system
There was little sleep in the days leading up to Jan. 15. Dozens of teenage baseball players across the Dominican Republic lay in bed, unable to close their eyes.
The Durango Herald21d
For Dominican baseball hopefuls, age fraud cases and a curveball from Japan reflect a broken system
BANÍ, Dominican Republic (AP) — There was little sleep ... training at academies are impoverished and a majority quit school to pursue their big-league dreams. “The earlier you develop ...
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Associated Press19d
For Dominican baseball hopefuls, age fraud cases and a curveball from Japan reflect a broken system
In the Dominican Republic kids train hard at the hope of making it in baseball ... where an estimated 95% of players training at academies are impoverished and a majority quit school to pursue their ...