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JockBio: Alfonso Soriano Biography
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"Alfonso
Soriano
Some people look at
Chicago Cubs center fielder Alfonso Soriano and immediately think of Dave
Winfield. Others hear the rifle-shot sound of the ball leaving his bat
and swear it’s Hank Aaron at the plate. In the end, however, most
agree that Alfonso simply defies comparison. In 2002, he became the first
second baseman in major league history to hit 30 home runs and steal 30
bases in the same season. As an outfielder in 2006, he became history’s
fourth 40-40 man. Shoestring-thin and steel-beam-strong, Alfonso combines
speed, power and suppleness unlike any other big leaguer. This is his
story ...
GROWING
UP
Alfonso Guilleard
Soriano was born on January 7, 1976 in San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican
Republic. (Alfonso's official birth year was revealed by the Dallas
Morning News .) Baseball is religion on the island, and San Pedro
is a holy place—home of a long line of sainted major leaguers, including
Pedro Guerrero, Tony Fernandez and Sammy Sosa.
Alfonso
was an easy convert. He began playing after his sixth birthday and, like
many of his friends, dreamed of being a big-league shortstop. Initially,
his prospects seemed rather dim. Alfonso was known as “The Mule”
because he was slow afoot and moved awkwardly around ground balls. Even
his uncle Hilario—who is now a scouting supervisor for the Toronto
Blue Jays—was uncertain about his nephew’s future.
Back
then Hilario was toiling in the Dodgers’ system, hoping to"
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