Sandy Alomar

Sandy Alomar is a former MLB player who played his last game on September 20, 2007. Alomar, Jr. is the son of Sandy Alomar, Sr. and brother of former second baseman Roberto Alomar. Alomar, Jr. is currently a catching instructor for the New York Mets.

Alomar made his MLB debut on September 30, 1988 for the San Diego Padres. Alomar became an every-day catcher in 1999 when he was traded to the Cleveland Indians Alomar enjoyed tremendous success with the Indians between 1990-2000, winning the Rookie-of-the-Year award in 1989, and a Gold Glove Award that same year. Alomar was selected as an All-Star six times, all of them while playing for Cleveland. Alomar ended his career with a .274 average, 112 home runs and 588 RBIs.

• Mahalo's Guide to the New York Mets
• Baseball-Reference.com: Career Stats
  • Height: 6' 5"
  • Weight: 215 lb
  • Rookie Year: 1990

• June 18, 1966: Born

• 1983: Signed by the San Diego Padres

• 1998: Made MLB Debut

• 1989: Traded to the Cleveland Indians

• 1990: Won the MLB Rookie of the Year Award

• 1990: Played in his first of 6 All-Star games

• 2000: Signed by the Chicago White Sox to a two year deal

• 2002: Traded to the Colorado Rockies

• 2003: Signed by the White Sox

• 2004: Signed by the Texas Rangers

• 2005: Signed by the Los Angeles Dodgers

• 2006: Traded to the Chicago White Sox

• 2007: Signed by the New York Mets

• 2007: Filled for free agency

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