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Rey Isaac

b. 1973

Baseball player

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About Rey Isaac

Born 1973. Rey Isaac is a Cuban baseball player.

Rey Isaac Vaillant (born 3 January 3 1973) is a Cuban former baseball player and Olympic gold medalist.

Career Isaac played 16 seasons in the Cuban National Series, all with Santiago de Cuba, where he was part of the so called "Aplanadora Santiaguera" (The Santiago Steamroller). He retired after the 2004–2005 season.

Isaac held the Cuban National Series record for the most consecutive games with a hit, at 37 games, from 1994 until 2020, when the record was broken by César Prieto of Cienfuegos on 21 November 2020. + Cuban National Series career statistics

International career Isaac is a one time gold medalist for baseball, winning at the 1996 Summer Olympics. He appeared in four games in the Olympic tournament, recording four hits, nine runs, one double, one home run, four RBIs and a .643/.667/.929 batting line.

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Who is Rey Isaac?

baseball player

When was Rey Isaac born?

Rey Isaac was born on 3 January 1973.

What is Rey Isaac's occupation?

Rey Isaac is a baseball player.

What nationality is Rey Isaac?

Rey Isaac is Cuban.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Rey Isaac

· Wikidata: Q3427185

· DBpedia: Rey Isaac

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