José Abreu
José Abreu was born in Cruces, Cienfuegos Province, Cuba on January 29th, 1987 and is the Baseball Player. At the age of 37, José Abreu biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
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José Dariel Abreu Correa (born January 29, 1987) is a Cuban-born professional baseball first baseman for the Chicago White Sox of Major League Baseball (MLB).
He competed in the Cuban National Series for Cienfuegos before his expulsion in August 2013.
Since being given a free agency by MLB, Abby signed with the White Sox in October 2013.
Since 2013, Abby has mostly played as a first baseman, but the White Sox also fills in as a designated hitter.
Personal life
Abroad wears #79, an unusually high uniformity. Daysi Correa's mother chose the number so that people would remember it. Till his parents immigrated to the United States in May 2014, Abdel's mother and the majority of his extended family remained in Cuba. The 2014 MLB All-Star Game was the first game in which his parents saw him play since being displaced from Cuba.
Professional career
In 2010–2011, Abby U.S.a. set a record for home runs in Cuba, winning the league MVP award. He had been playing in the Cuban Serie Nacional from 2007 to 2008, winning.295 and slugging.467. He was batting.345/.600, earning the infielder a spot on Cuba's provisional roster for the 2009 World Baseball Classic, despite 48 games between 2008 and 2009. He did not make the final cut and finished the season with a.346/.630 batting line. He was the manager of the Cuban National Series from 2008-09, with 30 times hitting by pitch. He tied Yenier Bello and Alex Guerrero for eighth place in homers (19), was eighth in slugging and fourth in strikeouts (1969).
In the 2009 World Port Tournament, Abby was 2-for-10, with Ariel Borrero at first base. In his first major tournament, he ran.333/.469. Miguel Abdeu, who had better statistics, was listed in the IBAF's Final Report as one of the All-Star outfielders alongside teammate Alfredo Despaigne and Jon Weber, but other sources pointed to Puerto Rico's Miguel Abdou. He was not even used as a starter in the outfield, playing alongside Ariel Borrero at first. He did not appear in the gold medal game as Borrero saw the action.
Abby had his best year ever in 2009–2010, with 82 runs, 30 homers, 76 RBI, and 49 strikeouts in 89 games. He tied Leonys Martn for sixth in runs, tied for third with 25 doubles, tied for third in home runs, tied for fourth with 30 runs, led by defangling (.05 more than runner-up Yosvany Perez), was second in average (0.005 behind Despaigne), and probably contributed to OBP. He was named first baseman of All-Stars.
When Cuba won the 2010 Intercontinental Cup, the first gold in a international tournament in three years, it was Abdi's starting first baseman. He went to.292/.320/.500 on a Sunday. He went 1-for-3 and scored the first run in the Dutch national baseball team's win over the Dutch national baseball team in the third; in the third, he doubled off Rob Cordemans and came home on a Yorbis Borroto hit. At the 2010 Pan American Games Qualifying Tournament, he helped Cuba finish second. In six games, Cuba defeated the Gold medalists, with two walks, a triple, four home runs, nine runs, and 12 RBI. In the final, he was 0-for-4 as Cuba defeated Team USA. He was named in the event's All-Star 1B.
Abduan National Series (2010–11) — one of the best seasons in Cuban history, Abba continued to improve in 2010–11. In only 66 games, he batted 79 runs, 93 RBI, and 33 home runs. Despite missing 23 games due to bursitis in his shoulder, Despaigne's home run record was broken (as did Yoenis Céspedes — both scored their 33rd on the season's last day). A year later, Despaigne would regain the record. (About 4.052 over Michel Enroguez), slugging (slinging for second in RBI (6 behind Céspedes), tied for sixth in total bases (209) and fourth in times struck by pitch (21). Had he not been wounded, he would have almost certainly won a Triple Crown. He received the Most Valuable Player Award at the Cuban National Series. He was Cienfuegos' second MVP, after Pedro José Rodr Sr., who died at 31 years old.
At the 2013 World Baseball Classic, Abby was a member of the Cuban national baseball team. He batted.383 and hit three home runs in Cuba's six games, while still collecting nine RBIs.
Abby debuted from Cuba in August 2013 to try the MLB free agent market. Former colleague Henry Urrutia announced his resignation later this week. He came from Haiti and established residency. He then travelled to the Dominican Republic, where Henry Urrutia's agents planned to showcase him. He signed a six-year deal with the Chicago White Sox worth $68 million in October. Abdelu, Dayán Viciedo, Dayán's brother, and Rule 5 draft pick Adrian Nieto were among the team's roster picks on the White Sox.
On March 31, 2014, Abduu hit the Minnesota Twins for his first major league appearance. In a game at Coors Field on April 8, 2014, Abbyu hit his first two home runs of his career, assisting his team in defeating the Colorado Rockies 15-3. He made his eighth home run of the year on April 25, 2014 off Chris Archer, tying the rookie record for home runs in March/April. In his first month in the Major Leagues, Abby Martinez recorded his third multi-homer game off a walk-off grand slam off Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Grant Balfour's nine home runs, surpassing the record of eight set by Albert Pujols (2001), Carlos Delgado (1994), and Kent Hrbek (1982). Abby set a new rookie record for RBI in the month of April with 31, 31 runs, extending the April rookie home run record to 10. Abdou awarded the AL Player of the Week Award for his work on April 21-27, as well as Seattle Mariners' third baseman Kyle Seager. Abby batted.310 with 5 home runs, 14 RBI, and a.862 slugging percentage this week.
Abdou has been placed on a 15-day suspension with tendinitis in his left ankle. Abby Murphy returned from the DL to face the Los Angeles Dodgers on June 2nd. Abby incurred two runs in his second at bat after returning from injury, and Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw hit a two-run home run.
Abdymo and Chris Sale were all invited to the 2014 MLB All-Star Game on July 6, alongside teammates Alexei Ramrez and Chris Sale. Abdom had a.292 batting average and a MLB-leading 29 home runs at the All-Star Break, with 73 RBIs and a.292 home run. Abby was named both Player of the Month and rookie of the Month for April and July, marking the first time any one else in baseball had ever been named both player of the month and rookie of the month twice in a row. Abe was only the fourth player to win the Rookie of the Month award three or more times in a season, having won the rookie award in June.
Abby hit a new White Sox rookie record of 36 home runs at the end of the season. He received the 2014 Sporting News American League Rookie of the Year Award. He was given the AL Silver Slugger Award for first basemen, the first White Sox first baseman to ever be honoured beyond Frank Thomas. The BBWAA named Abby Kobe of the Year on November 10, 2014.
Abbyz hit for the cycle against the San Francisco Giants on September 9, 2017, becoming the first White Sox player to reach for the cycle since José Valenten on April 27, 2000. Abby is ranked in the top 20 in MLB for batting average, batting.304 for the season, and led the league in total bases. Abe can be ranked fifth in the league after having a total of 116 runs in the season. He was third in the league for triples over the course of the season and had 82 additional base hits, making him 82nd in the league.
Abby was chosen again to play in the 2018 All-Star Game as a first baseman for the American League team in 2018. He was also named first baseman of his second Silver Slugger Award following the 2018 season. In 2018, he batted.265/.473, each of his lowest figure in Major League Baseball.
Abby was 183-to-five3 in 2019, led the American League in RBIs (123) and sacrifice flies (103) and led the American League in grounding in double plays (24). He had a -4 Defensive Runs Saved (DRS) rating on defense, the lowest among first baseman in the American League.
Abby, a one-year, $17.8 million contract, committed to the White Sox's qualifying offer on November 14, 2019. On November 22, Abbyu signed a three-year deal with the White Sox worth $50 million, superseding his previously accepted qualifying offer.
In 2020, the White Sox had another good offensive season. Abby hit a home run in four straight at-bats against the Chicago Cubs on August 22 and 23. In his three at-bats on August 22, Abby Hendricks, Rowan Wick, and Duane Underwood Jr. Then the next day, Abby is off to a home run off Yu Darvish for his first at-bat off Yu Darvish. Ableu batted.317/370/.617, equaling a career high in batting average, while setting a new career record for slugging. Abdle's top 10 in home runs (19, 2nd), doubles (15, 9th), and single runs (19, 2nd) and doubles (19, 2010) led the American League in slugging percentage, RBIs (60), games played (60), hits (76), extra base hits (144), and total bases (148). Abby's strong season led the White Sox to their first postseason appearance since 2008. In game 1 of the Wild Card Series against the Oakland Athletics, Abby hit his first postseason home run off Jesus Luzardo in his second at-bat at the Oakland Athletics. The Sox will win the game 4-1, but they will miss the next two games that had ruled out them. Abby was named the AL MVP for his efforts during the regular season, becoming the first White Sox player to win the award since Frank Thomas in 1994. With Thomas, Dick Allen, and Nellie Fox, Abe became the fourth different White Sox player to win AL MVP.
Since arriving in 2021, Abbott was positive for COVID-19. The White Sox's first full-squad workout took place on February 27, five days after they's first full-squad workout.
Abby played at first base in a game against the Cleveland Indians in top of the 9th inning on April 14, 2021, and Carlos Rodon was credited with saving a no-hitter for Carlos Rodon. Abbyu snared a ground ball that ran off Josh Naylor, and when Naylor was snailing to the first base, he stretched his right foot out as if he was a baserunner, sliding to the base before Naylor hit it with his headfirst slide attempt. During the first game of a double header, Abby Moody was involved in a collision at the first base line with Kansas City Royals batter Hunter Dozier. In the second game of the double header, neither of them participated, but Abdou returned to play the following day. Abby Davis, a Kansas City Royals pitcher, scored a walk-off run on May 16, his first pitch was a wild pitch. In a game played at the MLB at Field of Dreams in Dyersville, Iowa, Abby Heaney became the first official Major League home run to be connected in Iowa on August 12, 2021. Overall, Abreu took a step back in 2021. Despite hitting 30 home runs and 117 RBIs during the season, he had a batting average of.261 and only had 148 hits in 152 games. He was also hit 22 times by pitches. He grounded himself into 28 double plays, more than any other major leaguer.
Abbott had a rough season in 2022. In 157 games, Abby had a.304 average. He did not have 15 home runs and 75 RBI, but he had only 15 home runs and 75 RBI.