Rougned Odor

Baseball player for Texas Rangers

Rougned Odor - Athletes & Sports Figures born February 3rd, 1994
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Professional baseball player from Venezuela played as a second baseman. Started Major League Baseball career with the Texas Rangers in 2014. Made significant contributions to the team's roster during his tenure, recognized for strong defensive skills and power hitting. Achieved a notable milestone with a 30-home run season in 2016. Subsequently played for the New York Yankees and Baltimore Orioles, continuing to contribute to teams in various capacities.

30 home runs in 2016 season

Debuted with Texas Rangers in 2014

Played for New York Yankees in 2021

Played for Baltimore Orioles in 2022

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