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 Bernie Williams
51. The other numbers in the question belong to my other favourite players: 2 is Derek Jeter, 12 is Alfonso Soriano and 35 is Mike Mussina.
outfield. In his early career he sometimes played left or right field. He will also be in the lineup at times as the DH, but is usually to be found in center field.
Puerto Rico. Bernie Williams was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico on September 13th 1968. As a teenager he was a keen athlete, and was in fact one of the world's top juniors at 400m. He studied biology at the University of Puerto Rico.
1991. He played in 85 games in the 1991 season, ending the year with a batting average of .237, and 76 hits.
Bernabe. He was named after his father. Bernabe Williams Senior passed away in May 2001, after a long illness. Bernie was born Bernabe Williams Figueroa in San Juan.
guitar. When I went on the Yankee Stadium tour, Bernie's locker was almost entirely filled with guitar equipment - amplifier, speakers, and cables. He loves to play classical and jazz guitar. In Summer 2003, after a spell on the Disabled List, Bernie released an album of guitar music, entitled "The Journey Within".
Silver Slugger. He won four Golden Gloves between 1997 and 2000. The Silver Slugger is awarded for batting success, and is awarded to one player in every position, in each league. Bernie Williams finished the 2002 season with a batting average of .333 and 204 hits, behind only teammate Soriano and Seattle's Ichiro Suzuki in the AL.
| On June 6th, 1994 in Texas, what feat did Bernie Williams achieve? | Bernie Williams
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all of these listed (first time in his career to hit two home runs in one game, first Yankee since 1982 to hit home runs right and left handed in one game, hit a ninth inning Grand Slam). His ninth inning Grand Slam was the first ever Grand Slam to be hit in the Ballpark at Arlington. The last Yankee to hit a home run from each side of the plate in the same game had been Roy Smalley in 1982. In 1995 Bernie became the first ever player to hit home runs from both sides of the plate in a postseason game, something he repeated in 1996 and 1997.
| When was Bernie Williams first selected for the All-Star team? | Bernie Williams
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1997. His first appearance at the plate in an All-Star game saw him receive a walk, steal a base and go on to score a run.
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