"The Cuban Stars": Bob Kendrick, Fredi González, and Eduardo Pérez on Martín Dihigo and the Cuban Superstars of the Negro Leagues

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Bob Kendrick discusses the greatest Cuban players in Negro Leagues history, through the archives of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum - from José Méndez (4:53) to Cristóbal Torriente (6:53), Minnie Miñoso (12:25), Martín Dihigo (31:49), and more. Plus, former big league manager Fredi González and MLB Network Radio's Eduardo Pérez stop by to tell their fathers' stories of the Cuban icons.

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