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• Anthony Nomar Garciaparra was born on July 23, 1973, in Whittier, California, USA, and is a retired baseball player who played shorts for the Boston Red Sox, as well as third base and first base for the Chicago Cubs and Los Angeles Dodgers of the MLB, in a career spanning 1996-2009. 
• It has been estimated, according to reputable sources, that Nomar’s net worth is as high as $45 million, earned via his fruitful career as a baseball player, during which he has received many awards, including the AL Rookie of the Year in 1997. 
• Nomar went to St. John Bosco High School, becoming a baseball star, so he was drawn by the Milwaukee Brewers out of high school, but after graduation, he enrolled at Georgia Tech University, where he played for the University Baseball Team, which reached the College World Series title game but lost to Oklahoma University. 
• In the 1994 MLB Draft, he was drawn to the Boston Red Sox in the first round; however, he appeared for the first time in the junior league season, before making his debut in the main league squad in 1996 against the Oakland Athletics. 
• Since the first game, his dominance started, winning the Rookie Award that year, as well as the Silver Slugger Award and the All-Star Award. 
• Over the next few years, he dominated both offensively and defensively, becoming one of the strongest Red Sox players, but in 2001 he wounded his wrist, which kept him on the sidelines for a large part of the season. 
• However, his defensive numbers decreased, and he still managed to perform well above average game numbers. 
• His career in Boston came to an end in 2004, when he was traded to the Chicago Cubs, but he didn’t remain there for a long time, playing just one season, and again fighting injury, this time a torn muscle in his left groin. 
• In 2006, he moved to the clubs again, signing a deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers, which kept him with the team until 2009. 
• Although Nomar played the first base with the Dodgers, his form started to come back and, as a result, he won a place in the All-Star Game in 2006. 
• He also received the NL Comeback Player of the Year Award. 
• At the end of his deal, he signed a one-year contract with Oakland Athletics, which also improved his net worth. 
• After a season in Oakland, he returned to Boston and signed a one-day deal with Red Sox to retire as part of the Red Sox franchise. 
• Nomar finished his career recording 229 home runs, a batting average of 313, and an RBI of 936. 
• He was chosen six times for the All-Star Game, and he was also twice the AL batting champion in 1999 and 2000. 
• He was also inducted into the Boston Red Sox Hall of Fame. 
• Nomar’s net worth has benefited from his career as a commentator and analyst, joining ESPN in 2010, and has since contributed to a number of network programs, including “Wednesday Night Baseball” and “Baseball Tonight,” among others. 
• As far as his personal life is concerned, Nomar has been married to Mia Hamm, a soccer player who won gold medals in both the World Cup and the Olympic Games since 2003; the couple has three children. 
• IMDB Wikipedia’s $45 million 190 lb (86.2 kg) 1973-07-23. 

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• Inducted into the Boston Red Sox Hall of Fame in 2014.
• Joined the ESPN cable network as a baseball analyst and color commentator on game broadcasts. [March 2010]
• Announced retirement from MLB. Garciaparra hit .313 with 229 HRs in 1434 games with the Boston Red Sox (1996-2004), the Chicago Cubs (2004-2005), the Los Angeles Dodgers (2006-2008), and the Oakland A’s (2009). [March 2010]
• Signed as a free agent by the Oakland Athletics. [March 2009]
• (December 18) Agreed to a one-year contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers. [2005]
• Traded to the Chicago Cubs in a complicated four-team trade. [July 2004]
• On 10 March 2010, signed a one-day contract with the Boston Red Sox and announce his retirement from baseball.
• Only player named Garciaparra to play in the majors.
• Wife Mia Hamm gave birth to twin girls on Wednesday March 28, 2007. Their names are Grace and Ava. Nomar didn’t make it to the birth but coached his wife over the phone.
• One of his teammates on the Georgia Tech baseball squad was future Red Sox Captain Jason Varitek.
• he has Mexican-American nationalities
• Was traded on 31 July 2004 to the Chicago Cubs in a complicated four-team deal. After filing for free agency, he re-signed with the Cubs, citing that he felt Chicago was the best place to continue his career. Despite the trade, the Boston Red Sox presented Garciaparra with a 2004 World Series ring.
• Growing up, his father, Ramon, had him play every baseball position. This enabled him to learn the game, and also realize how important every position is.
• His father still coaches him. [2005]
• Purchased a house in Hacienda Heights, California for his parents.
• Named to Baseball Digest magazine’s 1997 Rookie All-Star Team.
• Boston radio station WROR 105.7 FM parodied the Lou Bega song “Mambo #5” for him, calling it “Nomar’s #5.” It went through several rewrites until he was traded, at which point it was called “No More #5.”
• Born on the same day as former White House intern Monica Lewinsky and actor Omar Epps.
• His preferred seat on the bench in the Red Sox dugout at Fenway was right behind a padded pipe against which he’d rest his head.
• His wife, soccer star Mia Hamm, is an Olympic gold medalist. Nomar played on the United States’ Olympic baseball team in 1992.
• His brother, Michael, is an infielder for the Seattle Mariners’ farm club.
• Hobbies include soccer.
• Played college baseball at Georgia Tech University.
• Member of the 1992 USA Olympic baseball team.
• Traded to Chicago Cubs as part of a four-team trade on July 31, 2004.
• Was given his first name by spelling his father’s name, Ramon, backward.
• On August 1, 2004, made his debut as a Chicago Cub. It marked his first visit to Wrigley Field.
• Shortstop for the American League’s Boston Red Sox, 1996-1931 July 2004. Traded to the Chicago Cubs on 31 July 2004.
• Made major league debut on 31 August 1996.
• Only player in major league history with the last name Garciaparra.
• Unanimous selection as the American League’s Rookie of the Year, 1997.

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