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RobertoAlomar

Second Baseman

DOB
2/5/1968
BAT/THR
Both/Right
Birthplace
Ponce, Puerto Rico

Career Stats

AVG
.300
HR
210
RBI
1134
OPS
.814

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GP	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO
2379	9073	1508	2724	504	80	210	1134	1032	1140

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La Russa admits to not knowing extra-innings rule

La Russa admits to not knowing extra-innings rule

White Sox manager Tony La Russa said he didn't know a rule that would've allowed him to avoid using his closer Liam Hendriks as a baserunner in the 10th inning of Chicago's loss to Cincinnati.

DeJong, Goldschmidt lead Cards over Mets 4-1 in opener

DeJong, Goldschmidt lead Cards over Mets 4-1 in opener

— Paul DeJong hit a two-run homer, Paul Goldschmidt added a solo shot off Marcus Stroman and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Mets 4-1 in a doubleheader opener on Wednesday that extended their winning streak to six.

Gray stays perfect at home, Rockies beat Giants, 6-5

Gray stays perfect at home, Rockies beat Giants, 6-5

— Jon Gray tossed six strong innings and helped himself with an RBI single, and the Colorado Rockies held off the San Francisco Giants for a 6-5 win Wednesday.

Rockies play small ball in 4th inning to take lead over Giants

Rockies play small ball in 4th inning to take lead over Giants

The Rockies take advantage of a six-run fourth inning as they hold a four-run lead over the Giants.

Cardinals use pair of homers to beat Mets

Cardinals use pair of homers to beat Mets

In the first half of a doubleheader, Paul Goldschmidt and Paul DeJong go yard as the Cardinals take a 4-1 lead over the Mets.

John Means isn't upset about falling short of a perfect game

John Means isn't upset about falling short of a perfect game

Orioles pitcher John Means reflects on what it was like to throw a no-hitter vs. the Mariners.

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