Roger Bernadina

Roger Bernadina, born in 1984, was a versatile position player in Major League Baseball who played from 2008 to 2014. Known for his speed and defensive prowess, Bernadina made a significant impact during his career, appearing in 548 games. He recorded 312 hits, including 28 home runs, and amassed 121 RBIs, finishing with a career batting average of .236. Bernadina was particularly noted for his base-running ability, stealing 59 bases over his career, showcasing his agility and quickness on the field. A product of the modern era of baseball, Bernadina played during a time when the game was increasingly focused on power and speed. His contributions were especially valuable to the teams he played for, including the Washington Nationals and the Philadelphia Phillies. With a style characterized by aggressive base-running and solid outfield defense, Bernadina became a reliable player who could change the dynamics of a game with his athleticism. Though his career spanned just a few seasons, his impact on the field and contributions to his teams left a lasting impression in the annals of baseball history.