Nolan Arenado

Professional baseball player, 5-time All-Star

Nolan Arenado - Professional baseball player, 5-time All-Star
Born

April 16th, 1991
34 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United States

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A professional baseball player primarily at third base, played for the Colorado Rockies and St. Louis Cardinals. Achieved multiple Gold Glove Awards and was recognized for outstanding offensive and defensive performance throughout the career. Notable for significant contributions to the Rockies, including participation in postseason games and consistent high batting averages.

5-time Gold Glove Award winner

4-time Platinum Glove Award winner

7-time All-Star selection

Led NL in home runs in 2015

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