AdeinyHechavarria

Atlanta Braves
#56
Second Baseman

HT/WT
1.83 m, 88 kg
Birthdate
15/4/1989 (37)
BAT/THR
Right/Right
Birthplace
Santiago de Cuba, Cuba
Status
Active

TeamAtlanta Braves

Position Second Baseman

HT/WT1.83 m, 88 kg

Birthdate15/4/1989 (37)

BAT/THRRight/Right

BirthplaceSantiago de Cuba, Cuba

StatusActive

Debut Year2012

Atlanta Braves2019*-2020, 2023-2023 (3 Seasons)

New York Mets2019*-2019 (1 Season)

New York Yankees2018*-2018 (1 Season)

Pittsburgh Pirates2018*-2018 (1 Season)

Tampa Bay Rays2017*-2018* (2 Seasons)

Miami Marlins2013-2017* (5 Seasons)

Toronto Blue Jays2012-2012 (1 Season)

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AdeinyHechavarria

Biography

Career History

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