César Cedeño Encarnación (born February 25, 1951) is a Dominican former professional baseball player and coach. He played in Major League Baseball as a...

to the lineup in 1972. May, Wynn, Rader and Cedeño all had 20 or more home runs and Watson hit 16. Cedeño also led the Astros with a .320 batting average...

Venezuela Cedeño, Honduras, a municipality near the mouth of the Choluteca River Andújar Cedeño (1969–2000), Dominican baseball player César Cedeño (born...

Altuve doubled for the 344th time in his career, which broke a tie with César Cedeño for fourth-most in Astros history. He also reached a season-high four...

César Cedeño Johnny Bench† Andy Messersmith N/A 1976 Steve Garvey Joe Morgan† Mike Schmidt† Dave Concepción César Gerónimo Garry Maddox César Cedeño Johnny...

he hit for the cycle; he became the youngest player to do so since César Cedeño in 1972. On July 8, De La Cruz became the first Reds player since Greasy...

Spain, New York and Los Angeles, which Cedeno juggled, along with academics, until he finished school. Cedeño married Erica Franco on July 31, 2009, and...

11 11 3 .966 1974 César Cedeño Houston Astros 446 11 3 4 .993 1974 César Gerónimo Cincinnati Reds 363 12 5 2 .987 1975 César Cedeño Houston Astros 322...

original on April 15, 2013. Retrieved January 24, 2013. DiFonzo, John. "César Cedeño". Society For American Baseball Research. Retrieved December 29, 2024...

53.3 Chris Sale (0.0) 53.3 272 Billy Pierce 53.2 Joe Tinker* 53.2 274 César Cedeño 53.1 Jack Clark 53.1 276 Bert Campaneris 53.0 Dwight Gooden 53.0 278...

273 Nelson Cruz 1,090 274 Garret Anderson 1,084 Bobby Bonilla 1,084 César Cedeño 1,084 Rubén Sierra 1,084 Tommy Tucker 1,084 279 Gary Matthews 1,083 280...

Simón Castro Starlin Castro Willi Castro José Ceda Andújar Cedeño César Cedeño Domingo Cedeño Robinson Checo Gilberto Celestino Pedro Ciriaco José Cisnero...

092 245 Elvis Andrus 2,091 Hal McRae 2,091 247 Alvin Dark 2,089 248 César Cedeño 2,087 249 Harmon Killebrew* 2,086 250 Tim Wallach 2,085 251 Ed McKean...

appearance during the film's climactic scene. They include Bill Virdon, César Cedeño, Enos Cabell, Ken Forsch, Bob Watson, and J.R. Richard. Unlike its predecessor...

Astros, San Diego Padres, and Philadelphia Phillies. Cedeño batted and threw right-handed. Cedeño spent his five-season minor league career playing in...

and Cedeño each had 20 or more home runs, while Watson hit 16. Cedeño also led the Astros with a .320 batting average and 55 stolen bases. Cedeño made...

Duffy* 574 24 Bid McPhee* 568 25 Brett Butler 558 26 Davey Lopes 557 27 Cesar Cedeño 550 28 Bill Dahlen 548 29 John Montgomery Ward* 540 30 Herman Long 537...

Achievements Preceded by Mike Phillips Hitting for the cycle July 24, 1976 Succeeded by César Cedeño...

professional baseball player Luis Castillo – professional baseball player César Cedeño – professional baseball player Jesús Colomé – professional baseball player...

only players to have 20+ home runs and 80+ steals in the same season. César Cedeño is the only player to have three consecutive seasons (1972–1974) with...

July 2022. Retrieved 30 July 2022. Julio Cedeño at the International Weightlifting Federation Julio Cedeño at the International Weightlifting Federation...

Tucker became the third Astro, following Michael Bourn (2009-10) and César Cedeño (1972-76),. to win a Gold Glove as an outfielder, and first since 2010...

in the MLB Entry Draft 1965 Succeeded by Steve Chilcott Preceded by César Cedeño National League Player of the Month April 1978 Succeeded by Jack Clark...

National League West. April 10, 1986: César Cedeño was signed as a free agent by the Dodgers. June 5, 1986: César Cedeño was released by the Dodgers. July...

the second-youngest Astro to reach 100 RBIs in one season, trailing César Cedeño, who did so at the age of 23 in 1974. In the 2021 season, he batted ...

West T-2nd 84 69 .549 10½ César Cedeño (Gold Glove) Doug Rader (Gold Glove) 1973 1973 MLB NL West 4th 82 80 .506 17 César Cedeño (Gold Glove) Roger Metzger...

RBIs. On December 18, 1981, he was traded to the Houston Astros for César Cedeño, to accommodate Johnny Bench's move from behind the plate to third base...

Preceded by Willie Mays César Cedeño Major League Player of the Month May 1964 July 1972 Succeeded by Jim Bunning Ken Henderson Preceded by Carl Yastrzemski...

Achievements Preceded by César Cedeño Hitting for the cycle August 29, 1972 Succeeded by César Tovar...

April 16, 1972 San Francisco Giants National League Houston Astros 173 César Cedeño (1) August 2, 1972 Houston Astros National League Cincinnati Reds 174...