Edgar Quero, who was born in Cuba, earned a non-roster invitation to the Angels' spring training camp this year.
Kolton Ingram could have given up on baseball after he was cut by the Tigers. Instead, through hard work, he has a chance to make the Angels’ opening-day roster.
Quero and his family left Cuba in 2019. From Haiti, they moved to the Dominican Republic and eventually to Florida. He got his residency in the U.S. at the end of 2022. “I think everything I’ve accomplished, and to be where I am now is thanks to God and all the blessings he gave me,” Quero said toward the end of the 2022 season. “I consider myself a player that is hardworking and persistent. If I put my mind to something, I always come through.”
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