Stephen Vogt

Baseball catcher and All-Star player

Stephen Vogt - Baseball catcher and All-Star player
Born

November 1st, 1984
40 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United States

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A professional baseball catcher with a career spanning several Major League Baseball teams, notable contributions were made as a member of the Oakland Athletics and the Tampa Bay Rays. Achievements include two selections to the MLB All-Star Game. Estimated for positional versatility and offensive capabilities, significant seasons showcased offensive prowess, with numerous games played resulting in high batting averages and key hits in clutch situations. Retirement from professional play came after a successful career in which he established a reputation for leadership within the clubhouse and on the field.

Two-time MLB All-Star

Key contributions with Oakland Athletics

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