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The Cuban Yandy Díaz, first baseman for the Tampa Rays, is on fire with the bat in Major League Baseball (MLB), currently boasting the highest offensive average so far this month of June.
The player from Villa Clara boasts an impressive batting average of .406 (28 hits in 69 at-bats), with 4 home runs and 10 RBIs for the month, according to journalist Francys Romero on the social network Facebook.
Overall, the Cuban has raised his season batting average to .280, and is currently enjoying an impressive streak of 12 consecutive games with a hit, highlighting his outstanding offensive performance.
Popularly known as “El Caki,” Díaz has displayed power and offensive consistency during this stretch, and his performance has been key in keeping his team competitive in the American League.
Without a doubt, despite not receiving much media attention, Díaz continues to establish himself as one of the most consistent offensive players among Cuban ballplayers in the MLB.
Frequently asked questions about Yandy Díaz and his performance in the MLB
How has Yandy Díaz performed in June 2025?
Yandy Díaz has shown an impressive batting average of .406 in June 2025, with 28 hits in 69 at-bats, including 4 home runs and 10 RBIs. His performance has been crucial for the competitiveness of the Tampa Bay Rays in the American League.
What is Yandy Díaz's contractual situation with the Tampa Rays?
Yandy Díaz signed a contract extension with the Tampa Rays that secures his position until 2027. The extension includes a $12 million option for 2026 and a $13 million clause for 2027, which will be activated if he reaches 500 at-bats in 2026.
Why doesn’t Yandy Díaz want to play with the Cuban national team?
Yandy Díaz has expressed that, although he feels a deep pride in his roots, he would not play with the Cuba team in the World Classic as long as things remain the way they are. This reflects a critical stance toward the current sports system on the Island.
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