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robertooberto
                            r                         2019 Angels
                                                       BORN: JUNE 8, 1992
                                                                      OPENING DAY AGE: 26
                            peÑa                   SIGNED THRU: 2019  RESIDES: CAGUAS, PR
                            peÑa
                                                   BIRTHPLACE: CAGUAS, PR
                                    c 95            ACQUIRED: SIGNED TO MINOR LEAGUE CONTRACT,
                                                           JAN 23, 2019
                                       height: 6-0  Weight: 250  bats: r  throws: r

                                     NON-ROSTER INVITEE
             PEÑA’S LIFETIME PLAYING RECORD
             Year   Club   AVG   G   AB   R   H   2B  3B   HR  RBI  SH  SF     HBP  BB  IBB  SO  SB  CS  GDP  SLG   OBP        E
             2010— Astros (GCL)   .256   23   78   5   20   4   1   0   11   1   2   0   5   0   10   0   0   2  .333  .294   3
                Greeneville   .191   12   47   4   9   1   0   0   5   0   0   1   1   0   10   0   0   1  .213  .224   1
                Lexington   .188   4   16   1   3   1   0   0   1   0   0   0   0   0   4   0   1   0  .250  .188   0
             2011— Lexington   .217   82   281   31   61   11   0   5   33   4   3   2  18   0   58   0   0   13  .310  .266   8
             2012— Lexington   .245   61   220   21   54   12   0   2   22   5   3   1  10   0   43   1   2   6  .327  .278   4
                Lancaster   .213   21   75   10   23   4   0   1   11   2   1   0   5   0   15   0   0   1  .307  .259   5
             2013— Quad Cities   .249   86   325   43   81   19   0   5   32   4   2   1  22   0   52   2   0   15  .354  .297   6
             2014— Lancaster   .249   93   350   48   87   19   0   13   54   1   5   6  25   0   63   1   2   14  .414  .306   3
             2015— Corpus Christi  .237   74   257   25   61   10   0   1   22   5   1   1  16   0   37   1   0   4  .288  .284   4
             2016— Corpus Christi  .238   59   202   29   48   11   0   8   20   5   2   2   6   0   34   0   0   6  .411  .264   2
                Fresno   .226   15   53   4   12   1   0   0   5   1   0   1   5   0   8   0   0   1  .245  .305   7
             2017— Charlotte   .210   60   200   11   42   7   0   3   17   1   0   2  11   0   29   0   0   7  .290  .258   3
             2018— Durham   .279   13   43   2   12   1   0   0   2   0   0   1   1   0   10   0   1   1  .302  .311   3
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             MINOR TOTALS   .236  603  2147  234  506  101   1  38  235  29  19   18  125   0  373   5   6  71  .337  .281  49
             ◆ ◆ Roberto Alexander Peña...On Twitter: @RobPen10
             ◆ ◆ Originally  selected by  Astros in seventh round of 2010 First-Year Player Draft (signed by Joey Sola & Greg
               Brown)...2019 marks 10th professional season (has yet to appear in MLB) and seventh big league camp invite.
             ◆ ◆ In 2018, appeared in 13 games with Triple-A Durham after signing with Tampa Bay organization March 10...Batted
               .279 (12/43)...Disabled July 21 - Sept. 2 with a right knee sprain.
             ◆ ◆ Played 16 games with Santurce in Puerto Rican Winter League in offseason (.146/.182/.244)...Has played in Puerto
               Rican Winter League each off-season since 2011.
             ◆ ◆ Signed with Chicago White Sox organization Dec. 1, 2016...Played 60 games with Triple-A Charlotte of International
               League for 2017 campaign...Batted .210 (42/200) with 11 runs, seven doubles, three home runs and 17 RBI...Threw
               out 31% (18-of-58) of basestealers.
             ◆ ◆ In 2016, combined to hit .235 (60/255) with 12 doubles, eight home runs and 25 RBI between Double-A Corpus
               Christi (59 games) and Triple-A Fresno (15 games)…Combined to throw out 42.3% (22-of-52) of basestealers.
             ◆ ◆ Opened season with Fresno and hit .226 (12/53) before being transferred to the Hooks May 16...Started at second
               base in Corpus Christi debut May 16 vs. San Antonio (remaining appearances were at catcher)...Recorded multi-
               homer game June 13 vs. San Antonio.
             ◆ ◆ Spent 2015 campaign with Corpus Christi and was named a Texas League Midseason All-Star.
             ◆ ◆ Opened season at extended Spring Training before joining Corpus Christi April 17…Recorded hits in 11 of his first 12
               games, going 16-for-42 (.381) with six RBI...Played for Team Puerto Rico in Pan Am Games (July 10-19).
             ◆ ◆ In 2014, named an MiLB & Rawlings Gold Glove winner...Appeared in 95 games (93 at catcher) with High-A Lancaster,
               who went on to win California League title...Logged career-best 13 HRs and 54 RBI.
             ◆ ◆ Led Cal League catchers in fielding percentage (.996, 3 E/842 TC), caught stealing percentage (56.5%, 52-of-92),
               games caught, total chances, putouts (755) and double plays (9).
             ◆ ◆ Tabbed by Baseball America as ‘Best Defensive Catcher’ in Cal League...Named a Mid & Postseason Cal League All-
               Star...Also named a MiLB.com Organizational All-Star.
             ◆ ◆ Spent 2013 season with Midwest League Champion Single-A Quad Cities…Led league throwing out 51.8% (43-of-83)
               basestealers...Recorded a club season-high 12-game hitting streak from (April 16-May 6) going 17-for-46 (.370) with
               a home run and seven RBI.
             ◆ ◆ In 2012, combined to hit .237 (70-for-295) with 16 doubles, three homers and 33 RBI in 82 games with Single-A
               Lexington (61 games) and High-A Lancaster (21 games)...Threw out 34-of-107 (31.8%) of basestealers between
               the two clubs...Entered season rated by Baseball America as ‘Best Defensive Catcher’ in Houston system for third
               straight year.
             ◆ ◆ Played 2011 season with Lexington...Threw out 38.6% of basestealers (27-of-80).
             ◆ ◆ Combined to hit .227 (32/141) with six doubles, one triple and 17 RBI over 39 combined games between Gulf Coast
               League Astros, Rookie League Greeneville and Lexington in his first professional season.
             ◆ ◆ Threw out 44.2% (23-of-52) of basestealers...Appeared in his first pro game a day after turning 18.
              ◆ ◆ 2010 graduate of Eloisa Pascual High School in Caguas, Puerto Rico…Converted from shortstop to catcher while in high school.
             ◆ ◆ His father, Bert, played six MLB seasons as an infielder with the Houston Astros (1981-87).
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