Olympics Spotlight – Sarah Robles, Weightlifting

By NBC Latino Staff U.S. Olympic weightlifter, Sarah Robles, says she is ready to win the 2012 London games. Thanks to a sponsor gift, Joy Robles, Sarah’s mother, will travel along […]

By Voxxi News The San Antonio Spurs have had quite a season. The team from Texas are in the midst of a 18 game winning streak. Coach Gregg Popovich has his veteran laced team […]

By Fernando Ruano Jr., Voxxi In a 10-day span, Mario Gutierrez has stood on the mound at Dodgers Stadium with a ceremonial first pitch in his right hand, sat court side at a Lakers’ playoff game and […]

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco I found this story following a small trail down some Latino sports photo links. All it said was Hispanic baseball league. So of course I clicked. […]

By Jerry Bossert / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Born in Veracruz, Mexico, the 25-year-old jockey can now say he has won the Kentucky Derby after guiding home I’ll Have Another to a […]

By Christopher Rubio, Being Latino On Saturday (May 5) night, Miguel Cotto lost his WBA Junior Middleweight title (via a unanimous decision) to Floyd Mayweather Jr., the man many consider […]

By Paul Adams Step off that ledge Dodger fans, it’s official: Frank McCourt is no longer the owner of your team. And if this news still can’t be heard over […]

By Paul Adams Last Wednesday, the Portland Trail Blazers were playing against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden. Well — theoretically — the whole team appeared to be […]

By Paul Adams The Lakers were on the road about a month ago on February 6, playing against the Philadelphia 76ers and Kobe Bryant’s role in it couldn’t have been […]

The NBA will be celebrating Noche Latina with seven nationally televised games. The events will take place in Los Angeles, Miami, Orlando, Phoenix, San Antonio, Chicago and New York. NBA Vice President of Hispanic Marketing Saskia Sorrosa stated, “The Noche Latina program is the perfect example of the […]