Angel Mangual

Angel Mangual, born in 1947, was a versatile position player who had a professional baseball career spanning from 1969 to 1976. He played in a total of 450 games, showcasing his skills primarily in the outfield. Throughout his career, Mangual recorded 304 hits, contributing to a batting average of .245. Known for his ability to drive in runs, he accumulated 125 RBIs, along with 22 home runs, highlighting his capability as a power hitter. Additionally, he showed his speed on the base paths with 5 stolen bases. Mangual played during a transitional period in Major League Baseball, where the game was evolving both in terms of player dynamics and fan engagement. His career unfolded during the early to mid-1970s, a time marked by the emergence of free agency and a growing emphasis on player statistics. Although not one of the most heralded players of his time, Mangual's contributions to his teams reflected a solid, if unspectacular, playing style that emphasized reliability and team play. After retiring on June 20, 1976, Mangual's legacy remained as a representative of the players who helped shape the game during a pivotal era in baseball history.