Jorge Mario Alfaro Buelvas was born on June 11,1993 and is a Colombian professional baseball catcher for the San Diego Padres of Major League Baseball.
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19 Facts About Jorge Alfaro
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Jorge Alfaro made his MLB debut in 2016, and has played for the Miami Marlins.
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Jorge Alfaro's younger brother Jhoandro is a catcher in the Chicago White Sox organization.
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Jorge Alfaro played baseball and soccer at Instituto Tecnico Industrial Antonio Prieto, graduating in 2009.
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Jorge Alfaro signed with the Texas Rangers in June 2010 as a 16-year-old free agent for a $1.
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Jorge Alfaro had 21 at bats with the AZL Rangers, and 11 at bats with the Myrtle Beach Pelicans.
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Jorge Alfaro was named both a Rising Star and to the All-Prospect Team.
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Jorge Alfaro was the starting catcher for the World Squad at the All-Star Futures Game.
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Jorge Alfaro had 88 at bats with the Double-A Frisco RoughRiders of the Texas League, batting.
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Jorge Alfaro had a total of 16 major league at bats in 2016, in which he had two hits and eight strikeouts.
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Jorge Alfaro entered 2017 ranked by MLB Pipeline as the No 72 prospect, and the Phillies' No 3 prospect.
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Jorge Alfaro had the second-fastest baserunning sprint speed of all major league catchers, at 28.
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Jorge Alfaro had the highest batting average on balls in play of all major league hitters with 100 or more at bats, at.
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Jorge Alfaro had the highest batting average on balls in play of all major league hitters with 300 or more at bats, at.
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Jorge Alfaro had the second-fastest baserunning sprint speed of all major league catchers, at 28.
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However, Jorge Alfaro led all NL catchers in passed balls and stolen bases allowed, and tied for first in errors.
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Jorge Alfaro had the fastest sprint speed of all major league catchers, at 28.
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Jorge Alfaro had the lowest framing percentage of all major league catchers.
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