Carlos, better known as Los, began his athletic journey deeply invested in club baseball. When Covid hit, he entered high school but was prevented from starting his freshman year at Eldorado High as a baseball player. It wasn’t until his sophomore year that Los officially began his high school baseball career and started carving his path.

During his time with the Eldorado baseball program, Los had to pave a path that hadn’t been created before—the Division I route. Along the way, he built an impressive resume: 3x All-State, 3x All-Conference, 2x Player of the Year Runner-Up, retired number 0, and named Most Valuable Player every season he played. (In fact, the MVP award at Eldorado now carries his name.) While his dominance on the field is undeniable, Los also opens up about the battles he faced off the field.

In the end, Carlos signed to play at Phoenix College. While his dream of continuing in the game remains, his sights are now set on pursuing a professional career in Mexico. His journey proves that not every path is smooth sailing—but through grit and perseverance, Los never quit. Because of that, his name will forever hang on the fence at Eldorado, and his number will never be worn again.