Bert Peña

Bert Peña was born in 1959 and played professional baseball as a position player from 1981 until his retirement on July 19, 1987. Throughout his career, Peña participated in 88 Major League Baseball games, primarily known for his time in a league characterized by the transition from the more traditional styles of play to the increasing influence of power hitting. He recorded a total of 31 hits, including one home run, and drove in 10 runs, finishing his career with a batting average of .203. Peña also demonstrated his speed on the basepaths with one stolen base during his time in the league. Peña's playing career spanned a period marked by significant changes in baseball, including shifts in player conditioning and training practices. Although his statistical contributions may not reflect the impact of some contemporaries, his presence in the league during the mid-1980s contributed to the rich tapestry of Major League Baseball's history. His journey through the ups and downs of professional baseball reflected the challenges faced by many players of his era, establishing a legacy that resonates with those who appreciate the evolution of the game.