Orlando cepeda biografia
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Orlando Cepeda
Orlando Manuel Cepeda Pennes (İspanyolca okunuşu:[oɾˈlando seˈpeða]; 17 Eylül 1937 – 28 Haziran 2024), ilk kaleci pozisyonunda yer alan Porto Rikolu beyzbol oyuncusudur.[1]
Hayatı
[değiştir | kaynağı değiştir]Cepeda, 17 Eylül 1937'de Ponce, Porto Riko'da doğdu.[2] Aktif spor kariyerini 1958-1976 yılları arasında ilk kaleci pozisyonunda Ulusal Amerikan Beyzbol Ligi (MLB) bünyesindeki San Francisco Giants (1958–66), St. Louis Cardinals (1966–68), Atlanta Braves (1969–72), Oakland Athletics (1972), Boston Red Sox (1973) ve Kansas City Royals (1974) takımlarında sürdürdü.[3]
Hizmetleriyle 1999'da adı Ulusal Beyzbol Şeref Holü ve Müzesi'ne dahil edildi.[4] Cepeda, 28 Haziran 2024'te Concord, Kaliforniya'da doğal nedenlerden 86 yaşında öldü.[5][6]
Kaynakça
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Nació: 31 de enero de 1906, Cataño, Puerto Rico
Murió: 29 de abril de 1955, Bayamón, Puerto Rico
Posición: SS/1b/2b/LF/Cf
Bateaba: Derecho Tiraba: Derecho
Estatura: 5′ 10″ Peso: 180 lbs.
Primera estrella de nuestro béisbol profesional fue campeón bate en 1938-39 (.465) y 1939-40 (.383)…líder en hits en 1938-39 (79). 1939-40 (82) y 1940-41 (75)…líder en carreras empujadas en 1938-39 (48), 1939-40 (58) y 1940-41 (47)…es el único en ser líder en tres ocasiones en hits y carreras empujadas en el mismo año y de forma consecutiva…líder en triples en 1939-40 (8)…único nativo en batear .400+ en dos posiciones: como siore (1939-40) y primera base (1940-41)…uno de cuatro en batear dos veces .400+…uno de cinco en ganar dos títulos de bateo consecutivos…de por vida, está tercero en bateo (.325) y décimo en triples (31)…único jugador en empujar más carreras que juegos de su equipo en tres ocasiones: 1938-39 (48/39), 1939-40 (58/56) y 1940-41 (47/42)…posee el mejor ratio, ent
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Orlando Cepeda
When a knee injury robbed Orlando Cepeda of most of the 1965 season, no one was sure he would ever return to his ställning eller tillstånd as one of the game’s best players.
But by 1967, baseball fans had their answer – as Cepeda led the St. Louis Cardinals to the 1967 World Series title.
On Nov. 7, 1967, Cepeda was named the National League’s MVP in a unanimous vote – becoming the first unanimous NL MVP since Carl Hubbell in 1936. Cepeda hit .325 with 25 homers and an NL-best 111 RBI that season, batting cleanup in the Cardinals’ powerful lineup.
In the World Series, the Cardinals defeated the Red Sox in sju games to clinch their second title of the 1960s. It was the crowning achievement of a 10-year run that saw Cepeda become one of the most respected players in baseball.
Born Sept. 17, 1937, in Ponce, Puerto Rico, Cepeda burst on the scene in 1958 at the age of 20, batting .312 with 25 home runs and 96 RBI for the San Francisco Giants en rutt to being unanimously named th