"Camarón" Sosa- Not too much information about him. Still under on-going research about any plate appearance with the short-lived 1926 Newark Stars. Francisco Sostre- According to some media, Sostre was included on 1947 New York Cubans roster, but not enough data to confirm that he officially debuted. Giancarlo Stanton- Puerto Rican great-grandmother, not eligible. Tetelo Vargas- Born in Dominican Republic, Juan Esteban Vargas was an idol in every place he played, including the Puerto Rican winter baseball league, where he played for many years. Puerto Rico was so special for him, that he decided to marry and live his late years in the island. He was even buried in Guayama, PR, but still not eligible. José Luis Velázquez- Played with Indianapolis Clowns in 1948. According to several sources, a pitcher named José Velásquez from Cuba, participated in one official game, though some local Indiana newspapers says he was Puerto Rican. Also, it looks that he has been mistaken with another great pitcher from Puerto Rico named Manuel Laru Velázquez. Both played in the Puerto Rican baseball league. Ozzie Virgil Sr.- Born in Dominican Republic, he could have been included in the list since he lived in PR for more than 12 years, was active in the local league and his son Ozzie Jr. was born in Puerto Rico. Players mistaken as Puerto Ricans or major leaguers Rafael Cuebas Quintana- Mistaken with Cuban Rafael Busta Quintana. Carlos Diaz- 1990s Toronto Blue Jays catcher of Cuban heritage. Mistaken as Puerto Rican in some websites. Pedro "Jíbaro" Diaz- Apparently was mistaken with Cuban Pedro Díaz. Danny Garcia-1981 KC Royals outfielder. Although he played in Puerto Rican Winter League, Brooklyn's native has no Puerto Rican roots. Willis Otañez- Dominican player who may be was mistakenly placed as a Puerto Rican in some baseball trading cards, since he was born in La Vega Baja,DR, not Vega Baja,PR. Manuel Larú Velázquez- This Coamo, PR pitcher apparently has been mistaken with Cuban pitcher Jose Luis Larú Velázquez, who is also on research, due to some media calling him "boricua". See also List of current Major League Baseball players by nationality Chicago White Sox References External links Puerto Baseball