A second former MLB player, first baseman Tony Blanco, died in the Dominican Republic nightclub collapse on Tuesday, April 8. Former MLB pitcher Octavio Dotel also died in the collapse.

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A Santo Domingo native, Dotel made his MLB debut in 1999 and retired in 2014. He won a World Series with the 2011 St. Louis Cardinals.

Martinez, who played 17 seasons in the MLB, said Dominican Republic is a country "that prays a lot and remains united ... a ...

More than 155 people were taken to hospitals via ambulance after the roof of the Jet Set nightclub in Santo Domingo collapsed ...

A night of celebration turned tragic in the Dominican Republic after the roof of Jet Set, a popular nightclub in Santo ...

Dotel was reportedly one of at least 58 people who died as a result of a nightclub collapse in the Dominican Republic, a ...

It started with dust falling from the ceiling then concrete slabs crashed down on those in the club while Rubby Pérez sang to ...

The owner of the doomed Dominican Republic nightclub has broken his silence ... revealed that he was out of the country when tragedy struck while popular merengue singer Rubby Pérez was ...

Martinez, who played 17 seasons in the MLB, said Dominican Republic is a country "that prays a lot ... player and father of current Pittsburgh Pirates prospect Tony Blanco Jr., and former MLB ...

Former MLB players Octavio Dotel and Tony Blanco, as well as popular merengue singer Rubby Perez, were killed with over 100 others after the roof of a nightclub collapsed in Santo Domingo April 7.