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6 févr. 2023 · Carlos Beltrán played for the Mets and the Yankees during his 20-season career. He will now move from working on Yankees broadcasts with the YES Network to the Mets’ front office.
24 janv. 2023 · Carlos Beltrán won’t be a first-ballot Hall of Famer, but he’ll get another chance to be elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame next year. The former Royal received 181 votes (46.5%) out of 297 ballots cast by voting members of the Baseball Writers' Association of America.
5 oct. 2023 · From the start, high expectations surrounded Beltrán, a second-round Draft pick of the Royals in 1995. It took Beltrán three years to make it to the Majors, albeit only for a brief stint at age 21. A year later, in 1999, Beltrán arrived for good, batting .293 with 27 doubles, seven triples, 22 homers and 27 stolen bases in 156 games.
23 janv. 2024 · Carlos Beltrán isn’t going to Cooperstown this year, but it sure looks like he’s on track to be elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in the next few years. The former Royal received 220 votes (57.1%) out of 385 ballots cast by voting members of the Baseball Writers’ Association of America.
Carlos Beltran | 2005 Playoff Prestige Baseball Card (#11) Baseball Almanac Research Library In 2004, Carlos Beltran joined the 30 / 30 Club in a way no player in history had ever done before (or since): Beltran hit fifteen home runs with the [American League] Kansas City Royals and twenty-three home runs after being traded to the [National League] Houston Astros (38 total home runs).
27 déc. 2023 · Now in his second year on the Hall of Fame ballot after registering a solid 46.5 percent of the vote in his first go-round, Carlos Beltrán's candidacy remains rather polarizing. On merit alone, the longtime center fielder has one of the best cases for election among the players on the docket this year , based on his performance and production over a 20-year big league career.
5 déc. 2023 · Beltrán was born in Manati, Puerto Rico on April 24, 1977, the second of the four children of father Wilfredo Beltrán, a pharmaceutical salesman, and mother Carmen Beltrán, a homemaker. As a child, he played stickball in the streets, using a broomstick and a ball spun out of a roll of tape; at age five, he got his first baseball glove as a Christmas gift.
