Dominican baseball right fielder and Hall of Famer, known for his exceptional hitting ability and powerful arm, winning the 2004 AL MVP Award.
Vladimir Guerrero Sr. is one of the greatest and most unique hitters in baseball history, a Dominican outfielder who would swing at almost any pitch — including balls that bounced — yet still hit .318 lifetime with 449 home runs. The 2004 AL MVP possessed perhaps the most natural hitting talent the game has ever seen. His exceptional arm in right field was legendary. His son, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., followed him into the major leagues.
Exceptional hitting ability and strong arm from right field
How They Played
Aggressive free-swinging hitter with exceptional power and arm strength
Lasting Impact
Hall of Fame outfielder known for his incredible bat speed and ability to hit bad pitches
Career Honours
- AL MVP Award 2004
- MLB All-Star Selection 1999
- MLB All-Star Selection 2000
- MLB All-Star Selection 2001
- MLB All-Star Selection 2002
- MLB All-Star Selection 2004
- MLB All-Star Selection 2006
- MLB All-Star Selection 2007
- MLB All-Star Selection 2008
- MLB All-Star Selection 2010
- NL Silver Slugger Award 1999
- NL Silver Slugger Award 2000
- NL Silver Slugger Award 2001
- NL Silver Slugger Award 2002
- AL Silver Slugger Award 2004
- AL Silver Slugger Award 2006
- Baseball Hall of Fame Inductee 2018
- Hank Aaron Award (AL) 2004
| Team | Period | Games | Jersey |
|---|---|---|---|
| Montreal Expos | 1996–2003 | 1394 | #8 |
| Anaheim Angels | 2004–2009 | 1115 | #42 |
| Texas Rangers | 2010–2010 | 152 | — |
| Baltimore Orioles | 2011–2011 | 145 | — |