Luis García (first baseman)

Mexican baseball player

In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is  García and the second or maternal family name is  Alvarez.

Baseball player

Luis García

García with the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles

First baseman/Designated hitter
Born: (1978-11-05) November 5, 1978 (age 45)
Guadalajara, Mexico

Batted: Right

Threw: Right

NPB debut
June 9, 2011, for the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles
Last NPB appearance
October 2, 2012, for the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles
NPB statistics
(through 2012)
Batting average| .245
Home runs| 15
RBI| 64
Teams

* Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles (2011–2012)

Medals

Men's baseball
Representing  Mexico
Pan American Games
|  2007 Rio de Janeiro | Team

Luis Alfonso García Etxebarria (born November 5, 1978) is a former professional baseball designated hitter / first baseman.

García played in the Boston Red Sox, St. Louis Cardinals, Cleveland Indians, Los Angeles Dodgers, and New York Mets minor league systems from 1997 to 2005. He signed with the Sultanes de Monterrey of the Mexican League in 2005, playing with them until 2014. He spent the 2015 and 2016 seasons with the Leones de Yucatán, and the 2017 season with the Diablos Rojos del México. He played part of the 2018 season with the Guerreros de Oaxaca before he was released in early May. In June, he signed with the Generales de Durango, and was released in mid-August. He retired as an active player following the conclusion of the 2018 season, and later became the general manager of the Águilas de Mexicali in the Mexican Pacific League.

## References[edit]

* Career statistics and player information from Baseball Reference (Minors)
* Luis Garcia at NPB (archive)

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Mexican Pacific League Most Valuable Player Award

* 1958–59: Magallón
* 1959–60: Ferrer
* 1960–61: Sotelo
* 1961–62: Sotelo
* 1962–63: Espino
* 1963–64: Espino
* 1964–65: Castro
* 1965–66: Fitch
* 1966–67: Ayón
* 1967: Camacho
* 1968–69: Secrist
* 1969–70: Morris
* 1970–71: Espino
* 1971–72: Espino
* 1972–73: Espino
* 1973–74: López
* 1974–75: Hairston
* 1975–76: Espino
* 1976–77: López
* 1977–78: Armas
* 1978–79: Obradovich
* 1979–80: León
* 1980–81: Limón
* 1981–82: Barrios
* 1982–83: Barojas
* 1983–84: Rodríguez
* 1984–85: Barrera
* 1985–86: Leopold
* 1986–87: Aikens
* 1988–89: Esquer
* 1989–90: Elvira
* 1990–91: Tolentino
* 1991–92: Solís
* 1992–93: Carrillo
* 1993–94: García
* 1994–95: Osuna
* 1995–96: Jiménez
* 1996–97: Hernández
* 1997–98: Fernández
* 1998–99: Arias
* 1990–00: Burkhart
* 2000–01: Nelson
* 2001–02: López
* 2002–03: Osuna
* 2003–04: Campos
* 2004–05: Muñoz
* 2005–06: García
* 2006–07: Durazo
* 2007–08: Presichi
* 2008–09: Murillo
* 2009–10: García
* 2010–11: Christian
* 2011–12: Cruz
* 2012–13: Cañizares
* 2013–14: Burgamy
* 2014–15: Rodríguez
* 2015–16: Amador
* 2016–17: Amador
* 2017–18: Rodríguez
* 2018–19: Rodríguez
* 2019–20: Álvarez
* 2020–21: Elizalde
* 2021–22: Sanchez
* 2022–23: Tomás

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Mexico roster – 2006 World Baseball Classic

* 3 Jorge Cantú
* 7 Mario Valenzuela
* 8 Alfredo Amézaga
* 9 Vinny Castilla
* 13 Rodrigo López
* 17 Juan Castro
* 18 Luis Alfonso García
* 20 Miguel Ojeda
* 21 Esteban Loaiza
* 22 Benji Gil
* 23 Adrián González
* 24 Gerónimo Gil
* 26 Luis Cruz
* 28 Karim García
* 29 Adán Muñoz
* 33 Pablo Ortega
* 36 Luis Carlos García
* 44 Erubiel Durazo
* 45 Elmer Dessens
* 46 Roberto Ramírez
* 47 Jorge de la Rosa
* 48 Francisco Campos
* 50 Antonio Osuna
* 51 David Cortés
* 52 Dennys Reyes
* 54 Édgar González
* 56 Luis Ayala
* 57 Óscar Villarreal
* 59 Óliver Pérez
* 73 Ricardo Rincón

* Manager 25 Francisco Estrada
* Coach 34 Fernando Valenzuela
* Coach 49 Teddy Higuera

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Mexico roster – 2013 World Baseball Classic

* 3 Jorge Cantú
* 8 Edgar Gonzalez
* 9 Sebastián Valle
* 11 Daniel Rodríguez
* 13 Rodrigo López
* 14 Eduardo Arredondo
* 18 Luis Alfonso García
* 19 Ramiro Peña
* 21 Gil Velazquez
* 23 Adrián González
* 24 Humberto Cota
* 25 Walter Ibarra
* 27 Cesar Ramos
* 31 José Cobos
* 39 Luis Mendoza
* 41 Marco Estrada
* 42 Horacio Ramírez
* 42 Arnold León
* 45 Francisco Rodríguez
* 46 Óliver Pérez
* 47 Luis Cruz
* 49 Yovani Gallardo
* 52 Dennys Reyes
* 54 Sergio Romo
* 57 Óscar Villarreal
* 59 Fernando Salas
* 64 Alí Solís
* 68 Efren Navarro
* 74 José Félix
* 91 Alfredo Aceves
* 95 Karim García

* Manager Rick Renteria
* Coach Rubén Amaro
* Coach Juan Castro
* Coach Teddy Higuera
* Coach Ever Magallanes
* Coach Sid Monge
* Coach Fernando Valenzuela

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