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Craig Alan Biggio Wiki Biography

• Craig Alan Biggio was born on December 14, 1965, in Smithtown, New York, and is best known for being a former professional baseball player for the Houston Astros. 
• He spent his entire career as a catcher and second baseman in the American Major League Baseball (MLB). 
• From 1988 to 2007, he was a professional player. 
• He is currently employed as a baseball coach. 
• So, have you ever wondered what Craig Biggio’s net worth is? 
• Craig’s net worth is reported to be $50 million as of mid-2021, with his primary source of income coming from his career as a professional baseball player. 
• Another source is his experience as a high school baseball coach. 
• Craig Biggio began his baseball career as a member of his elementary school’s team. 
• He went on to Kings Park High School in New York, where he played for the high school team. 
• He also played American Football, and for his outstanding success during the 1983 season, he won the Hansen Award for the best football player in Suffolk County. 
• However, he didn’t make his Major League Baseball debut until 1989, when he was named the Astros’ starting catcher. 
• Prior to that, as a catcher, he was named to the National League All-Star team, which helped to boost his net worth. 
• Craig went on to become the 23rd baseball player in MLB history to hit 10,000 at-bats in 2006. 
• In a game against the Colorado Rockies in 2007, he became the 27th baseball player in MLB history to cross 3,000 hits. 
• He has 3000 hits, 600 doubles, 400 stolen bases, and 250 home runs, making him the first player in baseball history to do so. 
• Craig wanted to retire in 2007, but he remained in the sports business, first as a special assistant to the general manager and then as a baseball coach at St. Thomas High School in Houston, increasing his net worth even further. 
• In August 2008, his No. 7 jerseys were retired in honor of his achievements. 
• In 1996, he was inducted into the Seton Hall Hall of Fame, and in 2005, he was inducted into the Texas Sports Hall of Fame with Jeff, and in 2015, he was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. 
• He has also earned several awards and distinctions, including seven Major League Baseball All-Star appearances, five Silver Slugger Awards, and the Roberto Clemente Trophy, among others. 
• Craig Biggio has three children with his partner, Parry Egan, in his personal life (m. 

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Craig Alan Biggio Trademarks

1. Puts pine tar, dirt, and more pine tar on his batting helmet…and he likes it that way.

Craig Alan Biggio Quotes

• On his gritty batting helmet, “The guys in the clubhouse are under strict orders not to touch it!”.

Craig Alan Biggio Important Facts

• Inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2015.
• He was nominated for the 2014 New Jersey Hall of Fame in the Sports Category.
• (November 12) Officially retired. Biggio said he would retire at the end of the regular season. [2007]
• Is now a coach at Houston’s St. Thomas High School.
• Good friend of fellow Houston Astros Jeff Bagwell and Ken Caminiti.
• First Houston Astros to reach 3,000 hits and the 27th player [June 28, 2007].
• National spokesman for the Sunshine Kids Foundation, for children with cancer.
• Given the 2007 Roberto Clemente Award in Denver, Colorado on October 27, 2007 for his humanitarian causes. First Astro to win the award.
• Has three children: sons Conor Joseph Biggio (b. January 7, 1993) and Cavan Thomas Biggio (b. April 11, 1995) daughter Quinn Patricia Biggio (b. September 27, 1999)
• Graduated from Kings Park High School on Long Island where both his football and baseball number are retired.
• Made major league debut on 26 June 1988.
• On 29 June 2005, he was hit by a pitch for for the 268th time in his career, breaking the record held for many years by Don Baylor.
• He has played in 7 all-star games thus far. He ranks (as of the end of the 2004 season) 65th all time for career games played (4th among all active players), 48th all time in at bats (2nd among all active players), 40th all time in runs (3rd among all active players), 67th all time in career hits (4th among all active players), 66th all time in total bases (9th among all acvtive players), 18th all time in doubles (2nd among all active players), 67th all time in career stolen bases (6th among all active players), 59th all time in extra base hits (10th among all active players), 38th all time in career times on base (3rd among all active players),and 4th all time in career hit by pitches (1st among all active players)
• His best season was in 1998 when he hit .325 with 20 HR, 88 RBI, 51 doubles, 123 runs, and 210 hits. He ranked 5th in 1998 for NL MVP.
• He is the only player in MLB history to be an all-star catcher and and a 2nd baseman.
• Is considered the greatest Houston Astro of all-time.
• Is considered one of the greatest defensive players in MLB history winning 4 Rawlings Gold Glove awards at 2nd base.
• Although he throws and bats right-handed, he writes left-handed.
• Has spent his entire career with the Houston Astros
• Began his baseball career as a catcher, then moved to second base, and now plays in the outfield

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