Reyes Moronta

Dominican baseball pitcher for the Giants

Reyes Moronta - Athletes & Sports Figures born 1993
Born

1993
33 years ago

Died
Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Dominican Republic

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A professional baseball pitcher, made contributions to Major League Baseball primarily with the San Francisco Giants. Gained recognition for performance during the 2017 season, showcasing ability as a reliable reliever. Played in various seasons, demonstrating consistent skills on the mound and participating in significant games that included playoff appearances. Known for his fastball and breaking pitches, garnered attention from fans and scouts throughout career. Sustained an impactful role within the Giants' bullpen until retirement.

Played for the San Francisco Giants

Participated in various Major League seasons

Demonstrated significant effectiveness in relief roles

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