Hanley RamÃrez
- Boston Red Sox (2005)
- Florida Marlins (2006-2012)
- Los Angeles Dodgers (2012 -present)
- World Baseball Classic Champion ( 2013)
- 2 × World Baseball Classic (2009, 2013)
- All- Star 2008, 2009, 2010
- Silver Slugger Award in 2008, 2009
- NL Rookie of the Year (2006)
- NL Player of the Month (June 2008)
- NL Player of the Week ( 22 to 28 June 2009)
- NL batting champion in 2009
- 30-30 Club
Hanley Ramírez ( born December 23, 1983 in Samana, Dominican Republic) is a Dominican baseball player in the MLB.
Hanley Ramírez began as a child in his home Samana with the baseball games. There he was discovered by the player scouts Levy Ochoa and Julian Camilo and commissioned in 2005 by the Boston Red Sox under contract. He was committed for the 2006 season together with Aníbal Sánchez, Jesús Delgado and Harvey García in exchange for Josh Beckett, Guillermo Mota, and Mike Lowell from the Florida Marlins.
Season 2006
Ramírez was used in 2006 in the newly formed team the Marlins on the position of the shortstops. He played an outstanding season and won the NL Rookie of the Year ( newcomer of the year), after he led the statistics of the newcomers ( rookies ) with 185 hits, 119 runs, 11 triples and 51 Stolen Bases. In addition, he still broke some historical records and is among others in addition to baseball sizes Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker only the fifth player in MLB with 45 doubles and more than 50 Stolen Bases in a season.
Season 2007
Even in his second year with the Marlins game, he continued his strong performances continued on the offensive. He was able to achieve a batting average of .331, 35 RBIs and 14 to homers before the election to the All- Star. Despite these achievements, he was not considered for the All -Star Game. Ramírez is because of its speed, a typical lead -off hitter, but has many experts also have the potential to knock at number three or four of the batting order. In July 2007, he dislocated his attempt at a stroke from the left shoulder, an injury that he sustained earlier a few times after he had fallen unhappy at the winter baseball in the Dominican Republic. However, he was soon reinstated. Throughout the season he scored a batting average of .332, 29 home runs, 81 RBIs, 125 runs and 51 Stolen Bases. Just a Home Run lacked in order to become the third player in the history of MLB with more than 30 home runs and 50 Stolen Bases. When choosing the MVP he came in the top ten. After the season, Ramírez underwent an operation on his injured shoulder.
Season 2008
The Florida Marlins joined the highly doped contract in club history before the 2008 season with Ramirez after again two key players had been delivered by Miguel Cabrera and Dontrelle Willis. With consistently good performances he recommended again for the All -Star Game and was elected in a tight decision. At the last All- Star Game at Yankee Stadium, he hit two hits in three at-bats and scored a run. He was voted player of the month, the National League in June 2008 after he led back the statistics in many areas. His achievements until then promised a 40-40 season, so a season with 40 or more homers and Stolen Bases. Even if it is "only " reached the 30-30 season at an end, Ramirez lined up so that one in a exclusive club of players. For the election of 2008 he was MVP eleventh. In addition, he was awarded a Silver Slugger Award.
Season 2009
Before the start of the 2009 season Ramirez played for the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic in 2009. In the regular season he succeeded on April 6, 2009 in a game against the Washington Nationals, the first Grand Slam Homerun his career. At the middle of the season was called for the second time in the All- Star team the NL. On September 6th, he hit his 100th home run. With a batting average of .342, he led the National League. He was awarded a Silver Slugger Award and was the vote on the MVP of the NL in second place behind Albert Pujols.
Season 2010
In the 2010 season, Ramírez was elected for the third time in a row in the All- Star team the NL. He also participated in the Home Run Derby during All-Star week in part and finished second behind David Ortiz. On August 7, he hit the first walk-off home run of his career in a game against the St. Louis Cardinals. On 15 September he suffered in a game against the Philadelphia Phillies an elbow injury that ended his season. In 2010, he had a batting average of .300 with 21 home runs, 76 RBIs, 32 stolen bases and 92 runs.
On strike against Tom Glavine
Private
Ramirez is married and has two sons with his wife Elisabeth, Hanley Ramirez Jr. ( * 2004) and Hansel (* 2007).