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René Cárdenas, who became the first full-time Spanish broadcaster in baseball history with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1958, died May 10. He was 96. “We mourn the passing of René Cárdenas, who in 1958 ...

The first full-time Spanish-language broadcaster in MLB history, who spent more than half a century calling games for three ...

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René Cárdenas, who was the first Spanish announcer for the Houston Astros and called several Major League Baseball games on radio and TV, has died at age 96.