Baez Stories

As the youngest of the three children, Javier spent the most time with his sister, Sheyla, being the only one of the three to have a full time job, being a cashier at a local pharmacy. In May 2013, Javier Baez considered retiring from professional baseball, as he had registered at a baseball camp in his native Puerto Rico, but due to a rash of injuries, it was unlikely that he would be able to make it through into the spring. When he was 10 years old, he reportedly played in a recreational baseball league with his brother, and the season included team practices and a tournament at a public park, where his brother said Javier struck out 12 times. Baez attended the Puerto Rican School of Baseball (SPR) in Florida. In 2014, Baez was granted a scholarship to attend the university of Miami and play baseball for their baseball team. He attended the Colegio Monserrat in Puerto Rico and was considered athletically gifted. As a teenager, Baez participated in baseball, American football and was the lead in both volleyball and basketball. Báez attended Homestead High School in Florida and played for their baseball team. He was a star on the team, winning 2A All-State honors for the second time. In addition to his high school teams, Baez also played for the state championship team and was the Cleats for Life MVP for the state championship. In his senior year, Baez hit .450 with nine home runs, 43 runs batted in (RBI), and 18 doubles. The school named him the Scholar Athlete of the Year, Offensive Player of the Year, and Best Defensive Player. Despite the accolades, Baez did not sign a letter of intent to play college baseball at the University of Miami, choosing instead to sign a letter to attend Vanderbilt University

Todos: Entra te daremos mimos si votas por todos xd

Carl

Different Hispanic performers and different scenarios featuring them

'မင်းကိုယုံကြည်ဖို့တွန့်ဆုတ်ခဲ့မိလို့ ကိုယ်သိပ်နောင်တရတယ် ရိပေါ်'

Hololive EN X Mreader, need I say more?

Because I recently discovered how to make stickers and stuff on PicsArt, and I'm having LOTS of fun with it, I'm gonna do a Blue Bloods book that's kinda like GIF imagines. Only with pics. Hope this goes well! Requests are always welcome!

"I can't do it without him, Mary. I just can't." After the frightful day of 9-11, Danny Reagan has confirmed a decision he and his wife were discussing. With her permission and blessing, he acts upon it. Linda Reagan's husband was doing what he needed to do. When she discovers some surprising news, will she be able to go on without her husband by her side? Or will she have to do the unthinkable?

When you live in a town with less than 9,000 people, when you live in a place where everybody knows everything about everyone, when you live in a place where you can't even step outside your door without running into someone you know, you sometimes just want to get away. This is how Aria feels. She's 23, just graduated from college, and she's suffocating in her small town. So she leaves. She packs her bags and moves to a place she hopes she can call home, a place called Chicago. What she doesn't know is that it won't be Chicago that's her home, but rather a young man who plays major league baseball for the Chicago Cubs. Aria is a simple girl, nothing radiant about her, nothing that majorly sticks out, she's just Aria. But to this young man, there's nothing that could ever be compared to her, she's a goddess that he only hopes he could get, that he only daydreams about. This young man is named Javier Baez. ******** I started this book when I was young so there are spelling mistakes and the writing isn't the best at first. It will get better and once I'm finished with the book I will go through and rewrite everything. Hope you enjoy :)

Danny Reagan never felt so dead in his life. His heart practically stopped when he heard the terrible news. Will he lose the thing he values more than anything else on the cruel world? Will he be able to keep it, but lose a big part of it? We're Gonna Go Through This Together ties into this story, so you might wanna read that first!

Mackenzie Smith has been a cubs fan as long as she can remember. She went to her first game with her Aunt when she was 8 and has been in love with the game since. Her parents are hard core Sox fans so the only taste of seeing the players live she received was the faint memory of her first game 14 years ago. Now, 22 years old Kenzie will receive tickets that will change her life, and maybe a certain second baseman's life too.

Cole is your average boy. Except for the fact that he pretends to be a girl on a daily basis. When he finds out that one of the girls on his team is dating the baseball star Jace Ryan, what will he do? Spin-off of We are Young by @GoliathRider15

⚾️An imagine book for all your Chicago Cub fantasy needs!⚾️

Saving each other no matter the cost.