MiLB · Oct 22, 2026
From starting baseball at age three with Marlins team to training in Domincan Republic, Zair Tromp's journey has led to a contract with the Tampa Bay Rays
College · Oct 19, 2026
The Aruban right-hander faced eight batters, allowed no hits or runs and reached 97 mph against Chandler-Gilbert Community College.
MiLB · Oct 14, 2026
An achievement to celebrate for Aruba: Kendrey Maduro received an MVP award at the Angels Fall Classic, played at Angel Stadium in Anaheim.
Youth · Oct 12, 2026
Shurty Tremus welcomed the international teams to Aruba, Antwone Kelly threw the ceremonial first pitch, and TBS Brassband brought Carnival energy to the opening celebration.
Aruba in the Majors
Aruba’s Major League players, wherever their journey takes them.
Two-time World Series champion
Shortstop
Last played for · Oct 7San Diego Padres
MLB debut 2013
The steady leader behind the plate
Catcher
Last played for · Sep 23Oklahoma City Comets
MLB debut 2020
Aruba's 5-foot-10 fireballer, who touches 100 mph with the Pirates
Pitcher
Last played for · Sep 27Pittsburgh Pirates
MLB debut 2026The next wave
Aruba players climbing the affiliated Minor League Baseball ladder.
The Aruba infielder who spent two years grinding through independent ball
Richmond Flying Squirrels · Infielder
The Pos Chiquito native who became the first to play in a Power Five conference
Rocket City Trash Pandas · Shortstop
The patient-hitting infielder grinding his way back from a broken tibia to prove the White Sox were right.
Kannapolis Cannon Ballers · Shortstop
The 18-year-old who took the mound at the World Baseball Classic and became the youngest starting pitcher in the tournament's history
Visalia Rawhide · Pitcher
Juan David is an 18-year-old corner bat from San Nicolas grinding through the Reds' organization
ACL Reds · Third Baseman
Continuing the professional journey
Aruba players competing professionally beyond affiliated Minor League Baseball.
Aruba on campus
Follow Aruba’s student-athletes competing throughout college baseball.
Developing in the Dominican Republic
Follow Aruba’s active players developing at Major League organizations in the Dominican Republic.
Where Aruba plays
Discover the stadiums and neighborhood diamonds that shape baseball across the island.
Santa Cruz Santa Cruz
San Nicolaas San Nicolaas
The clubs behind Aruba baseball
BBraveSharks Baseball Organization
RMRed Machine Baseball
NINorth Indians
NHNBO Heat
SSluggers Baseball
RRockets Baseball Organization
SStars Organization
WBWave Breakers Baseball Organization
SScorpions Baseball Organization
TAruba Tigers Baseball Organization
GGrasshoppers Baseball Organization
WSWhite Sharks
HHurricanes Baseball Organization
Aruba’s game. Aruba’s passion.
Generations of Aruba fans have embraced baseball with island pride, community spirit and unmistakable Caribbean flair. We follow that passion from our local fields to the biggest stages in the world.
A game woven into our island
Baseball took root in Aruba in the 1930s, during the island’s refinery era. We embraced the game and made it our own—combining discipline, community and the energy of Caribbean and Latin baseball. Baseball Aruba exists to carry that story forward.
Timely updates and verified results from MLB, MiLB, college baseball and beyond.
Follow each path from Aruba’s local fields through college, professional baseball and the Major Leagues.
Preserving milestones, photographs and stories for the next generation of Aruba baseball.
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Explore active players, current teams and the beginnings of a living archive built around their baseball journeys.
