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Two Dominican players take time to pose for the camera, while on their break at Complejo de Epi. My love for baseball started at a young age hearing accounts of talent and tragedy. My father Willard was an extremely adept baseball player growing up. He could play all positions, throw right or left handed, and bat from both sides of the plate. Family folklore tells that by or , scouts were looking at him as a professional prospect.
He could no longer play the game that he loved. Willard had to relearn all of his motor skills—read, write, walk, talk—and he never played the game again. The catastrophic event happened ten years before I was born. He is lucky to be alive, but so am I. I grew up listening to my dad, his brother Freddie, and my grandmother Lois talk about the ex-pro ballplayers who were involved with the hometown St.
This family heirloom is, then, a continuous generational cycle. The game is more complex. Baseball is much deeper than colorful names and colossal tales; baseball personifies American culture. I realize as a man that much of the grandiose stories told to me in my childhood were embellishments, but at the root of each tale lay a kernel of truth. The history of the game is romantic and is meant to be over exaggerated.
However, I now know that in each era of baseball that my family celebrated, there were social upheavals and injustices that were erased from the stories of my youth. Segregation kept American society polarized until the waves of the Civil Rights Movement washed away the blatant remnants of Jim Crow America in the s. Epy has worked with Major League Baseball from his Dominican base since the s. He currently leases his complex to the Seattle Mariners. My analysis focuses on experience I gained in the Dominican Republic when I studied there in May Epifanio Guerrero poses with his hand carved baseball award in his open-air mansion on the baseball complex.
