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Alfredo Griffin 4 |
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Full Name: Alfredo Claudino Griffin
Title: First Base Coach
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2009 marks 10th season in Angels organization, WW serving as first
base coachReceived multi-year contract extension, Nov. 1,
2007...Began major league coaching career with Toronto as Blue
Jays first base coach in 1996-97In 1995, was roving minor
league instructor for TorontoPlayed 20 years professionally,
including 18 in major leagues (1976-93), after signing with
Cleveland as 16-year-old free agent, Aug. 22, 1973Appeared
for Cleveland (1976-78), Toronto (1979-84, 92-93), Oakland
(1985-87) and Los Angeles (1988-91)Appeared in two League
Championship Series (1988, 92) and three World Series (1988,
92-93)Played for three World Series Championship teams (Los
Angeles in 1988 and Toronto in 1992-93)Received A.L. Gold
Glove at shortstop in 1985Selected as A.L. replacement player
for 1984 All-Star Game in San Francisco, appearing defensively
(one assist)Had major league-leading consecutive game
streak snapped at 392 vs. Cleveland (second game), May 27,
1984In 1980, tied Willie Wilson for league lead in triples
(15) and set A.L. record for most triples by switch-hitter
Named Rookie of Year (along with Minnesotas John Castino)
by BBWAA in 1979Established new Toronto highs in hits
(179), runs (81), triples (10) and stolen bases (21)Average
(.287) led all regular A.L. shortstopsMade major league debut
with Indians, Sept. 7, 1976, collecting first hit on first pitch
Attended San Esteban School in Santo Domingo, DRAssists
Angels Community Relations with youth clinics and community
appearancesFull name is Alfredo Claudino Griffin.
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