| Emilio
Bonifacio
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Arizona Wants Ex-Diamondbacks Back
The list of successful ex-Snakes is growing
-by FutureBacks.com
Apr 21, 2009 |
Trade Analysis: Olsen and Willingham 
The Nationals made their first big player move of the offseason in a deal with the Marlins.
-by PhillyBaseballNews.com
Nov 11, 2008 |
D-backs Instructional League Awards - Hitters
The most valuable and most improved position players for the Diamondbacks during Instructs
-by FutureBacks.com
Oct 24, 2008 |
Bowden Suffering Through A Tough Week
Nationals GM Jim Bowden has been very busy this week, but some don't like what he's done.
-by PhillyBaseballNews.com
Jul 25, 2008 |
Analysis: Rauch Heads To Arizona
Did the Nationals get enough in return for Jon Rauch?
-by PhillyBaseballNews.com
Jul 23, 2008 |
D-backs Acquire Reliever Jon Rauch from Nats
The Diamondbacks lose infielder Emilio Bonifacio in the deal
-by FutureBacks.com
Jul 23, 2008 |
Rauch Dealt To D'backs; Guzman Inks Extension
It's been a busy day for the Washington Nationals, who keep one player and send another packing.
-by PhillyBaseballNews.com
Jul 22, 2008 |
Parra Collects Hit in Futures Game
Jamie D'Antona goes 0-for-4 as a late addition
-by FutureBacks.com
Jul 14, 2008 |
Bonifacio Promoted Pro Bono
Emilio Bonifacio and Alex Romero replace Jeff Salazar and Connor Robertson on the 25-man roster
-by FutureBacks.com
Jul 5, 2008 |
2B Emilio Bonifacio: A Candidate for the Big Leagues?
-by FutureBacks.com
Jul 3, 2008 |
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Ht: 5-10
Wt: 160
Bats: R
Throws: R
| Date of Birth: |
04/23/1985 |
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Santo Domingo,
Dominican Republic
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| Bonifacio is the best pure lead off hitter in the Diamondbacks organization, and he appears to be getting better. After an '04 campaign in which he stole 40 bases in 50 tries, but struck out 122 times in less than 500 at bats, and posted an on base percentage of just .306, the Diamondbacks sent him right back to Lo-A South Bend and asked him to come back in '05 ready to put the bat on the ball. The result: a .341 OBP, 32 fewer Ks in 111 more at bats, and 51 stolen bases. At Lancaster the mission statement is the same, strikeout less, walk more, but the Diamondbacks are very high on their top second base prospect, and Bonifacio has got to be excited that Justin Upton has moved to center field and not second base. |
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