Mark Salas

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Mark Salas (born March 8, 1961 in Montebello, California), is a former professional catcher who played in Major League Baseball from 1984-1991.

Salas is one of a few Major Leaguers whose surname is a palindrome; the others being catcher Truck Hannah (1918-1920), third baseman Eddie Kazak (1948-1952), infielder Toby Harrah (1969-1986), pitcher Dave Otto (1987-1994), first baseman Dick Nen (1963-1970) and his son, reliever Robb Nen (1993-2002).

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  • 509 Games
  • 319 Hits
  • 58 Home Runs
  • 143 RBIs
  • .287 Batting Average
  • 5 Grand Slams
  • 89 stolen bases
  • 18 triples

Salas currently works for the White Sox as a bullpen catcher.

Despite playing for the Minnesota Twins before being traded to the New York Yankees during the 1987 season, Mark Salas never received a World Series ring. Instead he was given a watch.

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