Bobby Bonilla Baseball player, Major League player. Date of Birth: 23.02.1963 Country: USA

Biography of Bobby Bonilla

Bobby Bonilla, whose full name is Roberto Martin-Antonio "Bobby" Bonilla, was born on February 23, 1963, in the Bronx, New York, into a Puerto Rican family. From a young age, Bobby had a passion for sports, particularly baseball. Under the guidance of experienced coaches, he quickly found success. His sports career began with the Pittsburgh Pirates, a baseball club in Pennsylvania, where he demonstrated exceptional talent.

In 1985, Bobby suffered a broken right leg during a match, causing a temporary setback. However, after recovering, he resumed playing and quickly progressed from one level to another. Soon, Bobby Bonilla made his debut in the Major League. During the same period, from 1984 to 1988, he also played for the Mayaguez Indians in the Puerto Rican Winter League.

In 1992, Bobby was offered a contract by the New York Mets, which proved to be quite lucrative both financially and professionally. However, his time with the team was marked by numerous setbacks, including on-field mistakes and defeats. In 1996, he joined the Florida Marlins, and a few years later, he played a season with the Los Angeles Dodgers.

In 1999, Bobby returned to the New York Mets, but after a year, he joined the Atlanta Braves. In 2001, he briefly played for the St. Louis Cardinals before retiring from professional baseball on October 7, 2001.

Currently, Bobby Bonilla still closely follows the world of baseball and occasionally takes to the field. He enjoys spending his free time with friends and family. The former baseball player has many plans for the future, some of which are directly related to the sport.