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Maikel Cleto

Maikel Cleto

Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 3"/250 lbs
Bat: R
Throw: R
Born: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Draft: Undrafted
  • New York Post

    Hawk Harrelson: White Sox forced me to retire from broadcast booth

    Ken “Hawk” Harrelson didn't exactly leave the White Sox television broadcast on good terms. The 81-year-old retired after the 2018 season, though as he tells it now, it wasn't really his choice. “I didn't retire. I got retired,” Harrelson said on the “Foul Territory” podcast with Scott Braun and former White Sox catcher A.J. Pierzynski. “I got fired, is what it boils down to. I'm sure they will deny that, but what led up to that and everything else is going to be interesting.” “I didn't retire, I GOT retired” Hawk Harrelson joined #FTLive to take us behind the scenes of his remarkable career pic.twitter.com/0ud9HaCCWi — Foul Territory (@FoulTerritoryTV) March 28, 2023 In 2016, the White Sox hired

  • kens5.com

    Astros opening day: Megan Thee Stallion to throw out opening pitch

    Astros Astros opening day: Megan Thee Stallion to throw out opening pitch The Astros kick off their season at home on March 30 at 6:08 p.m. against the Chicago White Sox. Credit: Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP Megan Thee Stallion arrives at the BET Awards on Sunday, June 27, 2021, at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. (Photo by Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP) Author: Sammy Turner Published: 9:35 PM CDT March 28, 2023 Updated: 10:43 PM CDT March 28, 2023 HOUSTON — When the 2022 World Series champion Astros take the field on opening day, Houston native Megan Thee Stallion will throw out the first pitch at Minute Maid Park . The Astros kick off their season at home on March 30 at 6:08 p.m. against the

  • Chicago Tribune

    ‘He’s got some fire in him’: Pedro Grifol focused on the here and now as he begins 1st season as Chicago White Sox manager

    Pedro Grifol sets expectations roughly seven to 10 days at a time. “I don’t talk about anything past (that),” the Chicago White Sox manager said recently. “I think it keeps you in the moment. It keeps you right where you’re thinking about, ‘OK, where am I right now? Where do I need to be in the next five days seven days?’ “When you get caught up too far ahead, you don’t worry about what’s ...