Martín Maldonado

Martín Maldonado

athlete Puerto Rico

Martín Maldonado is a veteran Puerto Rican catcher in Major League Baseball (MLB), recognized for his defensive skills and game-calling abilities. He has played for several teams, including the Houston Astros, and is valued for his contributions both behind the plate and as a leader in the clubhouse.

Born on Aug 10, 1986 (39 years old)

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Dominican Republic Dominican Republic: Martín Maldonado went 1-0 in the game. 5

Willson Contreras Miles Mikolas Ryan Helsley Nick Pivetta Fernando Tatis Jr Manny Machado Elias Diaz Luis Arraez Jose Iglesias Yohel Pozo Ivan Herrera
Listín Diario – oldest Dominican newspaper, est. 1889: Cardenales blanquean 3-0 a los Padres; Tatis y Machado batearon par de imparables cada uno

Dominican Republic Dominican Republic: Martín Maldonado followed with a double that drove in Merrill. 7

Jackson Merrill Xander Bogaerts Kyle Stowers Randy Vasquez Adrian Morejon Robert Suarez Eury Perez Xavier Edwards Jesus Sanchez Otto Lopez
Listín Diario – oldest Dominican newspaper, est. 1889: Merrill y Maldonado conducen Padres a triunfo sobre los Marlins

Dominican Republic Dominican Republic: Martín Maldonado had a 1-0 performance with one run batted in for the Padres. 5

Fernando Tatis Jr Kenley Jansen Jason Adam Matthew Lugo Jo Adell Jose Soriano Dylan Cease Yoan Moncada Jorge Soler Luis Rengifo Manny Machado Luis Arraez Elias Diaz
Listín Diario – oldest Dominican newspaper, est. 1889: Fernando Tatis Jr. decide para los Padres y deja a los Angelinos en el terreno

Dominican Republic Dominican Republic: Martín Maldonado is one of the baseball players who supported Álex Cintrón's appointment as manager. 8

Alex Cintron Angel Aroboy Santana Albert Pujols David Ortiz Carlos Beltran Wellington Cepeda Ramon Santiago
Listín Diario – oldest Dominican newspaper, est. 1889: Cintrón supo del Escogido por Aroboy Santana

Dominican Republic Dominican Republic: Martín Maldonado contributed to the game with a hit for the Padres. 6

Fernando Tatis Jr David Bednar Manny Machado Jason Adam Bailey Falter Oneil Cruz Enmanuel Valdez Alexander Canario
Listín Diario – oldest Dominican newspaper, est. 1889: Fernando Tatis Jr. anota la carrera de la victoria para los Padres en la novena

Dominican Republic Dominican Republic: Martín Maldonado hit a home run for the Padres, tying the game at one. 7

Shota Imanaga Ian Happ Randy Vasquez Justin Turner Yuki Matsui Seiya Suzuki Manny Machado Dansby Swanson Ryan Pressly Fernando Tatis Jr
Listín Diario – oldest Dominican newspaper, est. 1889: Shota Imanaga lanza en grande y los Cubs le aplican el primer revés a los Padres

Venezuela Venezuela: Martín Maldonado added an RBI for the Padres. 6

Eugenio Suarez Jameson Taillon Pavin Smith Juan Soto Mark Vientos Edwin Diaz Yordan Alvarez Jose Altuve Oneil Cruz Andrew Mccutchen Mitch Keller Alejandro Kirk Anthony Santander Andres Gimenez Vladimir Guerrero Albert Suarez Cionel Perez Gregory Soto Fernando Tatis Jr Jake Cronenworth Xander Bogaerts Robert Suarez Marcell Ozuna Jurickson Profar Reynaldo Lopez
El Nacional: Venezolano Eugenio Suárez impulsó la victoria de los Diamondbacks con jonrones