Eduardo Núñez — Wikipedia

Eduardo Michelle Núñez Mendez Mindez (Born June 15, 1987 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) is a player of utility of the major baseball league.

Núñez can evolve in several positions in the inner field as well as in the outside field ^{[ first ]} . In 2016 and 2017, he evolves as a third goal player and left from the left of the Giants of San Francisco ^{[ 2 ]} .

In 2016, he was invited for the first time to the star match, where he was his team at the time, the Minnesota Twins.

Yankees de New York [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Eduardo Núñez signed a contract with New York Yankees in 2004.

In 2010, when he evolved with the Yankees of Scranon, aaa level club level of the New York training, Núñez was elected within the stars of the International League ^{[ 3 ]} .

On August 19, 2010, minor leagues were recalled by New York Yankees after they placed the name of Lance Berkman on the list of wounded players ^{[ 4 ]} . Núñez made his first appearance in a major match the same day as he replaces Derek to throw at the stop in a game against the Tigers de Detroit ^{[ 5 ]} .

On August 21, 2010, Núñez, inserted in the starting training of the Yankees in the third goal, succeeded in his first safe blow in the big leagues, facing the Jason Vargas launcher of the Seattle Seattle Mariners ^{[ 6 ]} . He succeeded in his first career in career on August 28 against the White Sox launcher of Chicago White Sox ^{[ 7 ]} . He maintains an average of the stick of, 280 with a circuit and seven produced points in 30 games for the Yankees in 2010.

In 2011, Núñez played the Curart stop as a substitute for Derek throw but also to the third goal during the injury to Alex Rodriguez. He finally competes 112 games and strikes for, 265 on average with five circuit strokes and 30 products produced. He succeeded in a personal summit of 22 stolen goals. He made his first appearance in the playoff series, a single presence as a substitute runner in the 3 ^{It is} Match of the Division series against the Tigers of Detroit ^{[ 8 ]} .

Limited to 38 games in 2012, Núñez hits a good average of the stick of, 292 with a circuit, 11 products produced and 11 stolen goals. It strikes 3 strokes in 11 for an average of, 273 in the playoffs, and notably slams a solo circuit in the 3 ^{It is} Championship series match against the Strait Tigers ^{[ 9 ]} .

In 2013, he came into play in 90 parts of the Yankees, mainly at the Copstrame where he replaced Derek Throw, injured. Núñez strikes for, 260 with 3 circuits, 28 products produced and 10 stolen goals. He equaled his personal record of 38 points scored in a year, a total identical to that of the 2011 season.

Twins you Minnesota [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

On April 7, 2014, the Yankees exchanged Eduardo Núñez at the Minnesota Twins for the left -handed launcher of minor leagues Miguel Sulbaran ^{[ ten ]} .

After an excellent first half of the 2016 season, Núñez is invited to represent the Twins in the Star Match.

Giants of San Francisco [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

On July 28, 2016, the Giants of San Francisco acquired Eduardo Núñez in order to replace Matt Duffy as the third goal player, and they give in to the Twins the left launcher Adalberto Mejía ^{[ 11 ]} .

In 2017, the promotion of Christian Arroyo among the giants combined with a low production of left field players encourages the team to have Núñez played in this last position and to install Arroyo in the third goal ^{[ 2 ]} .

Red Sox de Boston [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

On July 26, 2017, the Giants of San Francisco exchanged Núñez to the Red Sox of Boston for the right -handers of the minor leagues Shaun Anderson and Gregory Santos ^{[ twelfth ]} .

Regular seasonal shot statistics ^{[ 13 ]}

Season	Crew	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	NOT
2010	The yankees	30	50	twelfth	14	first	0	first	7	5	.280
2011	The yankees	112	309	38	82	18	2	5	30	22	.265
2012	The yankees	38	89	14	26	4	first	first	11	11	.292
two thousand and thirteen	The yankees	90	304	38	79	17	4	3	28	ten	.260
2014	Minnesota	72	204	26	51	7	4	4	24	9	.250
2015	Minnesota	72	188	23	53	14	first	4	20	8	.282
2016	Minnesota San Francisco	141	553	seventy three	159	24	4	16	sixty seven	40	.288
2017	San Francisco Boston	114	467	60	146	33	0	twelfth	58	24	.313
2018	Boston	127	480	56	127	23	3	ten	44	7	.265
Totals		796	2644	340	737	141	19	56	289	136	.279

Note: G = matches played; AB = stick passages; R = points; H = safe blows; 2b = double; 3b = triple;
HR = circuit stroke; RBI = Product points; SB = stolen goals; Ba = Bâton average.

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