Tony Pérez

First base 1964–1986 Hall of Fame 2000 7× All-Star

2,732H

379HR

.279AVG

1,652RBI

.804OPS

Tony Pérez, born in Camagüey, Cuba, played 23 seasons (1964–1986) primarily as a first baseman, mostly with the Cincinnati Reds, Montreal Expos, Boston Red Sox. He collected 2,732 hits and 379 home runs with a .279 batting average, ranking 2nd in hits among Cuban-born players. He was selected to 7 All-Star games. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2000.

Born: May 14, 1942 · Camagüey, Cuba · 8 major leaguers from Camagüey
Bats / Throws: R / R
Teams: Cincinnati Reds, Montreal Expos, Boston Red Sox, Philadelphia Phillies

Batting

Year	Team	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	BB	SO	AVG
1964	Cincinnati Reds	12	25	1	2	1	0	0	1	0	3	9	.080
1965	Cincinnati Reds	104	281	40	73	14	4	12	47	0	21	67	.260
1966	Cincinnati Reds	99	257	25	68	10	4	4	39	1	14	44	.265
1967	Cincinnati Reds	156	600	78	174	28	7	26	102	0	33	102	.290
1968	Cincinnati Reds	160	625	93	176	25	7	18	92	3	51	92	.282
1969	Cincinnati Reds	160	629	103	185	31	2	37	122	4	63	131	.294
1970	Cincinnati Reds	158	587	107	186	28	6	40	129	8	83	134	.317
1971	Cincinnati Reds	158	609	72	164	22	3	25	91	4	51	120	.269
1972	Cincinnati Reds	136	515	64	146	33	7	21	90	4	55	121	.283
1973	Cincinnati Reds	151	564	73	177	33	3	27	101	3	74	117	.314
1974	Cincinnati Reds	158	596	81	158	28	2	28	101	1	61	112	.265
1975	Cincinnati Reds	137	511	74	144	28	3	20	109	1	54	101	.282
1976	Cincinnati Reds	139	527	77	137	32	6	19	91	10	50	88	.260
1977	Montreal Expos	154	559	71	158	32	6	19	91	4	63	111	.283
1978	Montreal Expos	148	544	63	158	38	3	14	78	2	38	104	.290
1979	Montreal Expos	132	489	58	132	29	4	13	73	2	38	82	.270
1980	Boston Red Sox	151	585	73	161	31	3	25	105	1	41	93	.275
1981	Boston Red Sox	84	306	35	77	11	3	9	39	0	27	66	.252
1982	Boston Red Sox	69	196	18	51	14	2	6	31	0	19	48	.260
1983	Philadelphia Phillies	91	253	18	61	11	2	6	43	1	28	57	.241
1984	Cincinnati Reds	71	137	9	33	6	1	2	15	0	11	21	.241
1985	Cincinnati Reds	72	183	25	60	8	0	6	33	0	22	22	.328
1986	Cincinnati Reds	77	200	14	51	12	1	2	29	0	25	25	.255
Career		2,777	9,778	1,272	2,732	505	79	379	1,652	49	925	1,867	.279

More Cuban first basemen of his era

Pancho Herrera1958–1961 · 264 H, 31 HR Julio Becquer1955–1963 · 238 H, 12 HR Orlando Gonzalez1976–1980 · 39 H, 0 HR Rogelio Alvarez1960–1962 · 7 H, 0 HR