Location: | Mission District San Francisco, California, U.S. |
Founder: | Gabriel "Tito" Avila Jr. |
The Hispanic Heritage Baseball Museum Hall of Fame is an international museum and hall of fame which was founded in San Francisco, California to honor and recognize the contributions made to baseball by Hispanic and Latin baseball players as well as players with the heritage.[1]
The museum and hall of fame was founded in the Mission District in San Francisco, California on October 24, 1998, and was incorporated as a non-profit organization on June 23, 1999, in Sacramento, California. The idea of the museum came from Gabriel "Tito" Avila Jr., a former semi-professional baseball player from New York City who resides in San Francisco.[2]
Avila wanted wanted to honor the greatest Hispanic baseball players of all time and founded the museum as an international organization dedicated to recognizing the contributions made to baseball by Hispanic and Latino players. Since its inception, the Hispanic Heritage Baseball Museum Hall of Fame has inducted seventy-four players, coaches, broadcasters, Hispanic players who played in the Negro leagues, Major League Baseball scorers, and executives.[2]
Inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame |
Inductee | Nationality | Year | Position | scope-"col" style="width:40px;" class="unsortable" | |
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Venezuela | 2013 | ||||
Puerto Rico | 2019 | Shortstop | |||
Puerto Rico | 2021 | Catcher | |||
Puerto Rico | 2005 | [3] | |||
Dominican Republic | 2003 | ||||
Dominican Republic | 2007 | Outfielder | |||
Mexico | 2022 | Outfielder | |||
Venezuela | 2007 | Shortstop | |||
Cuba | 2012 | Catcher | |||
Puerto Rico | 2021 | Second baseman | |||
Cuba | 2023 | Infielder | |||
Cuba | 2006 | Shortstop | |||
Cuba | 2016 | ||||
Panama | 2010 | ||||
Puerto Rico | 2002 | ||||
Puerto Rico | 2010 | ||||
Venezuela | 2022 | ||||
Puerto Rico | 2002 | ||||
Puerto Rico | 2004 | ||||
Cuba | 1999 | ||||
Cuba | 2008 | Pitcher | |||
Cuba | 2002 | ||||
Dominican Republic | 2004 | Shortstop | |||
United States | 2011 | Pitcher | |||
Cuba | 2003 | Second baseman | |||
United States | 2011 | Outfielder | |||
Dominican Republic | 2016 | ||||
Dominican Republic | 2018 | ||||
Venezuela | 2012 | Shortstop | |||
United States | 2019 | First baseman | |||
Puerto Rico | 2023 | Pitcher | |||
United States | 2008 | Coach | |||
Dominican Republic | 2011 | Second baseman | |||
Dominican Republic | 2011 | Outfielder | |||
Roberto Kelly | Panama | 2011 | Outfielder | ||
United States | 2008 | ||||
Puerto Rico | 2023 | Outfielder | |||
United States | 2006 | ||||
Panama | 2007 | ||||
Puerto Rico | 2021 | Outfielder | |||
Dominican Republic | 2003 | Pitcher | |||
United States | 2020 | ||||
United States | 2012 | Catcher | |||
Puerto Rico | 2003 | Designated hitter | |||
Dominican Republic | 2015 | Pitcher | |||
Cuba | 2006 | Pitcher | |||
Cuba | 2002 | Outfielder | |||
Puerto Rico | 2013 | Second baseman | |||
Puerto Rico | 2004 | ||||
Dominican Republic | 2003 | Outfielder | |||
Puerto Rico | 2006 | Outfielder | |||
Cuba | 2014 | Outfielder | |||
Puerto Rico | 2013 | ||||
Cuba | 2012 | Pitcher | |||
Cuba | 2001 | ||||
Cuba | 2006 | Owner | |||
United States | 2018 | Second baseman | |||
Puerto Rico | 2017 | Catcher | |||
Cuba | 2011 | ||||
Venezuela | 2011 | ||||
Panama | 2019 | Catcher | |||
Puerto Rico | 2012 | ||||
Puerto Rico | 2021 | Pitcher | |||
Dominican Republic | 2010 | Second baseman | |||
Cuba | 2006 | Pitcher | |||
Puerto Rico | 2011 | Outfielder | |||
Cuba | 2004 | Second baseman | |||
Puerto Rico | 2003 | Shortstop | |||
Cuba | 2002 | Pitcher | |||
Cuba | 2006 | ||||
Mexico | 2003 | Catcher | |||
Venezuela | 2023 | Second baseman | |||
Mexico | 2003 | Pitcher | |||
Venezuela | 2007 | Shortstop | |||
Puerto Rico | 2017 | Centerfielder | |||
United States | 2002 | Left fielder | |||
Ford C. Frick Award recipient |
Induction | Nationality | Year | Team< | --The team listed are the ones each broadcaster is the most affiliated with.--> | |
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Colombia | 2023 | Baltimore Orioles | [4] | ||
Dominican Republic | 2005 | New York Mets | |||
Argentina | 1999 | Brooklyn Dodgers | |||
Nicaragua | 2002 | Houston Astros | |||
Ecuador | 2003 | Los Angeles Dodgers | |||
Mexico | 2016 | San Diego Padres | |||
Cuba | 2004 | San Francisco Giants | |||
Cuba | 2001 | Florida Marlins | |||
Mexico | 2010 | San Diego Padres | |||