In athletics, words like tenacity, sacrifice, and beating the odds can be used a little too loosely. These adjectives do not really represent the brothers Livan and Orlando El Duque Hernandez.
The Hernandez brothers are aware of what it takes to overcome obstacles in athletics, and it may be noteworthy when someone battles through an injury or a top player gives up some of his own numbers for the benefit of the team. In the most recent 30 for 30 series, Brothers in Exile, ESPN will document their tale. And if you’re looking to watch the documentary online, we’ve got you!
Here’s where you can watch Brothers in Exile: 30 for 30 online.
Where can you watch and stream Brothers in Exile: 30 for 30?
You can watch and stream Brothers in Exile: 30 for 30 on Disney Plus. You can also watch it on ESPN and Amazon Prime Video.
Directed by Mario Diaz, the cast includes:
- Orlando Hernández
- Livan Hernandez
- Greg L. Glass
- Daniel Lopez among others.
How to watch Brothers in Exile: 30 for 30 and stream online
In order to watch and stream Brothers in Exile: 30 for 30 online, you’ll have to subscribe to Disney Plus. The steaming service is now open to everyone throughout the world. And you can sign up via the Disney Plus app or its website. You can also access Disney+ on Roku, Amazon Fire, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Chromecast, PS4, Xbox One, Android and Chromebooks.
The official synopsis for Brothers in Exile: 30 for 30 reads:
“Brothers in Exile” tells the incredible story of Livan and Orlando “El Duque” Hernandez, who risked their lives to escape Cuba. Livan left first–banking on his status as the hottest young prospect in Cuba he defected via Mexico and signed with the Florida Marlins, for whom he became one of the youngest World Series MVPs in history in 1997. Staying behind was Orlando, who was banned from professional baseball in Cuba for life because he was suspected of having helped Livan escape. Then, on Christmas 1997, an increasingly frustrated and harassed Orlando left Cuba in a small boat. He was stranded on a deserted island for days before being picked up by the U.S. Coast Guard. Less than a year later, “El Duque” was helping pitch the New York Yankees to a world championship, completing a most unlikely journey for two half-brothers who rode their arms to freedom and triumph.“
