#4 - Valentin Portillo [ID #145475] SS |
| Home Town: Miami, Florida School: none Drafted: 2030, Round #3 by Ontario Blue Jays |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: ss |
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| Games 1322, AVE .281, OBP .323, SLG .561, OPS .884, H 1506, 2B 399, 3B 38, HR 340, RBI 1060, SB 124 |
| Notes: At the time of his induction, Valentin Portillo was the team’s all-time leader in home runs, slugging percentage, and player of the game awards, and held the top four single season records in home runs. He was selected to four All Star Games, and teammates and managers alike find it reprehensible that, for the sole reason that he was never in the top ten in batting average for a season, he never received a single vote in any MVP race. |
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#79 - Alexander D`Agostino [ID #215059] 1B |
| Home Town: Willoughby Hills, Ohio College: Ohio State University Drafted: 2041, Round #1 by Simi Valley Pirates |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: 1B 2b |
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| Games 1676, AVE .278, OBP .358, SLG .398, OPS .756, H 1888, 2B 407, 3B 63, HR 96, RBI 737, SB 930 |
| Notes: At the time of his induction, Alexander “Dag” D’Agostino was featured prominently on numerous Boca Raton all-time team leader boards, including topping the lists for at-bats, hits, runs, walks, and, his most recognizable trademark, stolen bases, for which he also held the four highest single-season marks and six of the top seven. He was selected to six All-Star teams and won seven Gold Gloves as a first baseman. |
