Carmelo Martínez
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Carmelo Martínez (born July 28, 1960 in Dorado, Puerto Rico), is a former professional baseball player who played primarily first base and outfield in the Major Leagues from 1983 to 1991. He is the cousin of Edgar Martínez. He is currently the hitting coach for the Mesa Cubs.
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[edit] Teams
- Chicago Cubs 1983
- San Diego Padres 1984-1989
- Philadelphia Phillies 1990
- Pittsburgh Pirates 1990-1991
- Kansas City Royals 1991
- Cincinnati Reds 1991
[edit] Batting Stats
- 1,003 Games
- 713 Hits
- 108 Home Runs
- 424 RBI
- .245 Batting Average
[edit] Fast facts
- On August 22, 1983, Martinez hits a home run in his very first Major League at-bat for the Cubs. The homer came off Cincinnati's Frank Pastore in the 5th inning at Wrigley Field.
- Appeared in the 1984 World Series as a member of the Padres against the Detroit Tigers.
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