Inside a placid clubhouse at Camelback Ranch, moved by the memories of the World Baseball Classic and its importance to Puerto Rico, Enrique Hernandez showed his forearm to a small group of reporters. “After last year, the year that I had on the field and off the field, I lost a little bit of love for the game,” Hernandez said. In July, Enrique Hernandez, Sr., a long-time coach and scout in Puerto Rico, underwent a bone marrow transplant. “That was probably the most fun I’ve ever had playing baseball,” Hernandez said. “He and Turner were just working on his path to the baseball,” Roberts said.

Source: Los Angeles Times March 25, 2017 02:03 UTC