Sandy Alcántara is an international Dominican professional baseball pitcher. His full name is Sandy Alcántara Montero.
He played for the Miami Marlins of Major League Baseball (MLB). Alcántara won the National League Cy Young Award unanimously in 2022.
His Salary and Net worth
As of 2023, his salary is $6,000,000 million USD. Alcántara is a Dominican MLB player who has a net worth of $11.2 Million USD, and total cash $6,300,000.
| Timetable | USD | EUR |
| Per year | $6,000,000 | €54,773,64 |
| Per month | $500,000 | €456,447 |
| Per week | $125,000 | €114,111 |
| Per day | $17,857 | €4,754 |
| Per hour | $744.0 | €198 |
His age and height
Alcántara was born on 25 September 1995, and his birthplace is Azua de Compostela, Dominican Republic. From this date, his recent age is 28 years old. His height is 6 feet 4 inches or 1.96 m or 196 cm.
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Sandy Alcántara’s wife or girlfriend
Alcantara married his beautiful girlfriend Yorleni. They have a son whose name is Yorlin. Alcantara has three brothers and seven sisters.
We will see here Sandy Alcántara’s biography, details, net worth, salary, and family details.
Sandy Alcántara ranking, height, family, biography, contract, career, and more
| Sandy Alcántara's MLB career, family, net worth, contract, wife, girlfriend, and more | |
|---|---|
| His height, weight, age, biography | |
| Full name | Sandy Alcántara Montero |
| nick name | Alcántara |
| profession | Dominican baseball player |
| Height in cm and m | 196 cm or 1.96 m |
| Height in feet inches | 6 feet 4 inches |
| Weight in kg | 91 kg |
| Weight in Ibs | 200 Ibs |
| Hair Color | Black |
| Hair Style | Small |
| Eye Color | Black |
| Date of Birth | 1995-09-25 00:00:00 |
| age | 28 years (as of 2023) |
| Birth Place | Azua de Compostela, Dominican Republic |
| Religion | Unknown |
| Nationality | Dominican |
| High School | Unknown |
| College | Unknown |
| His MLB Statistics, team, career awards and more | |
| Bat style | Right |
| Throws | Right |
| Batting Average | N/A |
| Home Runs | N/A |
| Runs batted in | N/A |
| Stolen Bases | N/A |
| Strikeouts | 638 |
| MLB debut | September 3, 2017, for the St. Louis Cardinals |
| Teams in Club career | St. Louis Cardinals (2017) Miami Marlins (2018–present) |
| Career Highlights and award | |
| All Star | All-Star (2019, 2022) |
| All-MLB first Team | -2022 |
| World series Champion | N/A |
| Silver Slugger Award | N/A |
| AL Batting Champion | N/A |
| AL ERA leader | N/A |
| Gold Glove Award | N/A |
| 2× Silver Slugger Award | Unknown |
| 2× NL home run leader | N/A |
| National team | Dominican National team |
| NL RBI Leader | Not known |
| His contract, salary, net worth | |
| Contract | contract is $56,000,000 USD |
| Salary | $6,000,000 million USD |
| Net worth | $11.2 Million USD |
| Family, wife, parents, and favourite details | |
| Fathers name | Pedro Martinez |
| Mothers name | Francisca |
| brother | Kevin Alcantara, Alexander |
| Sister | seven sisters |
| Marital Status | married |
| wife | Yorleni |
| marriage date | Unknown |
| Wife Profession | Unknown |
| children | a son |
| girlfriend | N/A |
| Twiter | Twitter open |
| Favourite color | Red |
| Favourite games | baseball |
| Favourite animals | Dog |
| Favourite MLB player's | Francisco Lindor |
| Favourite destination | Santo Domingo |
| Favourite singer | Beyoncé |
| Hobies | hunting and playing baseball |
His Batting career, Stats, and news
At the age of seventeen, Alcantara was named to the St. Louis Cardinals as an international free agent in July 2013.
In 2014, he made his debut senior career with the Dominican Summer League Cardinals, going 1–9 with a 3.97 ERA in 12 games.
Alcántara traded with Zac Gallen, Daniel Castano and Magneuris Sierra to the Miami Marlins for Marcell Ozuna on December 14, 2017.
In the 2019 Major League Baseball All-Star Game, he was the sole Miami Marlins player.
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