Ángel Cantú is a journalist for Our Esquina, focusing on local sports news and highlighting the achievements of Latino athletes in the United States. Ángel's articles cover a range of sports, including baseball, football, and college athletics, and aim to inspire and celebrate the accomplishments of athletes from diverse backgrounds.
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Ángel Cantú's articles predominantly cover local sports in the United States, particularly baseball. Given his focus on expert commentary and investment analysis, he is likely to be receptive to pitches that offer insights from experts within the baseball community or those who can provide valuable perspectives on player performance, team strategies, and potential future outcomes.
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Rene Cardenas opened doors for Latino broadcasters by establishing MLB’s first Spanish language broadcast.
Astros honor Rene Cardenas, a pioneer in MLB's Spanish broadcast. He led the way for Latino's broadcasters.
Rookie managers Carlos Mendoza of the Mets and Joe Espada of the Astros have their teams in playoff contention.
Jose Iglesias, whose stage name is Candelita, has the Mets dancing into the Division Series to the tune of his catchy hit ‘OMG.’
Francisco Lindor crushed a grand slam to lift the New York Mets to the National League Championship Series.
Veteran outfielder Teoscar Hernandez chose the Dodgers last winter in a quest to win his second World Series ring.
Appalachian State quarterback Joey Aguilar went unnoticed for years, but he has capitalized on his opportunities to shine.
Dominican slugger Juan Soto and his record deal with the New York Mets were the talk of the Baseball Winter Meetings.
Considering they were likely to lose Kyle Tucker next year, the Astros were right to trade him to the Cubs.
Undefeated light heavyweight stars David Benavidez and David Morrell exchange more insults ahead of Feb. 1 bout.
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