1962. That franchise moved to Portsmouth, Virginia, in 1969 and became the Tidewater Tides, and remains in that region as the Norfolk Tides. In February 1987, the Miami City Commission voted unanimously in favor of the renaming Miami Stadium in honor of Bobby Maduro, who had migrated to USA. The ballpark became known officially as Bobby Maduro Miami Stadium one month later. In the ceremony Maduro's widow Marta said to herself, "Gordo (fat one), they finally know who you are." 2021 Miami Marlins alternate uniform On May 17, 2021, The Miami Marlins unveiled a new alternate uniform which pays homage to the old Sugar Kings uniform. Season-by-season record Notable alumni Luis Arroyo (1959–60) MLB All-Star Sandy Consuegra (1949) MLB All-Star Mike Cuellar (1957–60) MLB All-Star Bobby Estalella (1950) Mike Fornieles (1952) MLB All-Star Preston Gomez (1959, MGR) Tony Gonzalez (baseball) (1958–59) Mike Guerra (1952, MGR) Connie Marrero (1947-1949) MLB All-Star, 2015 Caribbean Baseball Hall of Fame inductee Armando Marsans (1953, MGR) Orlando Pena (1957–58, '60) 2000 Caribbean Baseball Hall of Fame inductee Nap Reyes (1956–58, '60, MGR) 2015 Caribbean Baseball Hall of Fame inductee Cookie Rojas (1959–60) MLB All-Star See also Category:Havana Sugar Kings players References External links SABR.org – The Short but Exciting Life of the Havana Sugar Kings 1946 establishments in Cuba 1960 disestablishments in Cuba Cincinnati Reds minor league affiliates Defunct baseball teams in Cuba Defunct International League teams Baseball in Havana Sports clubs disestablished in 1960 Baseball teams established in 1946 Washington Senators minor league affiliates Baseball teams disestablished in 1960