Description: (Former Cuban-born Baseball Player Who Played as a Pitcher)
Liván Hernández enjoyed a prosperous 17-year tenure as a professional baseball pitcher in Major League Baseball, representing nine teams and securing All-Star recognition on two occasions. He was crowned the MVP of the 1997 World Series. Hernández's signature "slow hook" curveball made him a dependable defensive pitcher with minimal errors. Renowned for his stamina, he routinely pitched deep into games and topped the National League in innings pitched for three straight seasons. His enduring durability and exceptional pitching skills were consistently on display throughout his career.