Playing for the Angels his entire career for the Angels, Gary DiSarcina was not known for his natural ability, but for his leadership and dedicated play on and off the field.
Debuting for California in 1989, DiSarcina became the Angels primary Shortstop in 1992, and even represented the Halos in the 1995 All-Star Game. He was not a power hitter (he only had 28 career Home Runs), but did collect 966 Hits over his career that also provided solid defense.
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