Chone Figgins

Chone Figgins, born on January 22, 1978, in Georgia, is a former MLB star celebrated for his speed and versatility. Playing primarily as an infielder, he shone with the Los Angeles Angels and Seattle Mariners. Figgins played a pivotal role in the Angels' 2002 World Series win and became an All-Star in 2009. Known for his impressive base-running and defensive skills, he was a fan favorite. After retiring, Figgins embraced coaching and player development, continuing to impact the sport. His legacy not only rests on the field but also in his ongoing contributions to the world of baseball.

 Here are some of his great achievements:-

• Instrumental in Winning the All-Star Major League Baseball in 2009.
• He holds the Angels team record with 53 hits in a month that was June 2007.
• Holds the record for the most hits '6' in a nine-inning game with a walk-off triple in a match against ‘Houston Astros’ in 2007.
• Chone received the “MLB stolen Base Leader” in 2005 with 62 stolen bases.
• Played a significant role to win the annual World Series of MLB in 2002.