Nicaragua
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Nicaragua is a country located in Central America. Their national team has never won a major tournament, although Nicaragua won the gold medal in baseball of a minor event, the 1st Ocean Pacific Games held in Colombia in 1995 (US,Taiwan,Colombia,Panama and Ecuador participated), they have also won several silver medals many times:
- 1935 Central American and Caribbean Games
- 1939 Amateur World Series
- 1940 Amateur World Series
- 1973 Amateur World Series (FEMBA)
- 1974 Amateur World Series
- 1978 Central American and Caribbean Games
- 1983 Pan American Games
- 1990 Baseball World Cup
- 1993 Central American and Caribbean Games
- 1995 Pan American Games
- 1998 Central American and Caribbean Games.
Owing to economic problems, organized league baseball has had a checkered history in Nicaragua.
- The Liga Nicaragüense de Beisbol Profesional originally operated from 1957 through 1967. This was regarded as one of the "golden ages" for the sport in Nicaragua. Even during this era, though, the 1960-61 season was not held and the 1961-62 campaign only took place in combination with two teams from Panama.
- The Nicaraguan Amateur League or "Liga Nica" was organized in 1970, thanks to Carlos García, one of the great organizers in Nicaraguan baseball history. A lack of funds forced some of the teams to quit, though, and when the league folded in 2004, there were only six teams left.
- The LNBP was revived in 2004 but suspended play in 2008 amid chaotic conditions. Another revival is scheduled for the winter of 2009-10.
[edit] Rulers
- Anastasio Somoza, 1937-1956
[edit] People born here
- Marlon Abea, Nicaraguan national team catcher
- Porfi Altamirano, pitcher
- Douglas Arguello, minor league pitcher
- Jorge Avellan, Nicaraguan national team infielder
- Marvin Benard, outfielder
- Juan Blandon, Nicaraguan national team pitcher
- Everth Cabrera, infielder
- Jilton Calderon, Nicaraguan national team outfielder
- Darrel Campbell, Nicaraguan national team infielder
- Duncan Campbell, minor league infielder
- Ofilio Castro, minor league infielder
- Tony Chevez, pitcher
- Victor Duarte, minor league pitcher
- Berman Espinoza, minor league pitcher
- Boanerges Espinoza, Nicaraguan national team pitcher
- Carlos Garcia, executive
- Ronald Garth, minor league infielder
- Jimy González, Nicaraguan national team infielder
- David Green, outfielder
- Eduardo Green, minor league outfielder
- Sandor Guido, Nicaraguan national team infielder
- Devern Hansack, pitcher
- Armando Hernández, minor league pitcher
- Davis Hodgson, Nicaraguan national team manager
- Mario Holmann, minor league infielder
- Willie Hooker, minor league pitcher
- William Juárez, minor league pitcher
- Adalid López, Nicaraguan national team catcher
- Alvaro López, Nicaraguan national team pitcher
- Edgard López, Nicaraguan national team infielder
- Gonzalo Lopez, minor league pitcher
- Wilton Lopez, pitcher
- Oscar Mairena, Nicaraguan national team infielder
- Oswaldo Mairena, pitcher
- Iván Marín, Nicaraguan national team infielder
- Dennis Martinez, pitcher
- Adolfo Matamoros, Serie A1 catcher
- Douglas Morales, minor league outfielder
- Sandy Moreno, Nicaraguan national team outfielder
- Arnoldo Muñoz, Nicaraguan national team infielder
- Cairo Murillo, Nicaraguan national team pitcher
- Elvin Orozco, minor league pitcher
- Vicente Padilla, pitcher
- Carlos Perez, Nicaraguan national team pitcher
- Jose Perez, Nicaraguan national team pitcher
- Jairo Pineda, minor league pitcher
- Luz Portobanco, minor league pitcher
- Esteban Ramírez, Nicaraguan national team outfielder
- Julio Raudez, Nicaraguan national team pitcher
- Justo Rivas, minor league outfielder
- Henry Roa, Nicaraguan national team infielder
- Olman Rostrán, Nicaraguan national team pitcher
- José Luis Sáenz, minor league pitcher
- Diego Sandino, Nicaraguan national team pitcher
- Danilo Sotelo, minor league infielder
- Albert Williams, pitcher
[edit] People who died here
- Duncan Campbell, minor league infielder
- Eduardo Green, minor league outfielder
- Luz Portobanco, minor league pitcher
- Diego Raudez, Nicaraguan national team pitcher

