Guillermo Sabino saw just 10 pro games in rookie ball

Guillermo Sabino started off OK with his rookie Gulf Coast League Astros in 1990.

In his first three at bats with the club, the infielder picked up one hit. He also stole a base, according to The Houston Post.

By the time he was 10 games in, though, his average had slid to .179. Those 10 games proved to be the extent of his pro career.

Sabino's career began and ended that year in 1990, signed by the Astros as a free agent. His college or home country is not included at either Baseball Reference or The Baseball Cube.

By early August, Sabino had seen 13 at bats and three total hits, dropping his average to .231. He'd also stolen four more bases.

By season's end, Sabino had recorded 28 at bats overall to 35 plate appearances. He notched five hits, one a triple, and stole those four bases. His average ended at .179, ending his career.


1990 Minor League Tally 
Players/Coaches Featured:4,533
Made the Majors:1,433-31.6%
Never Made Majors:3,100-68.4%-X
5+ Seasons in the Majors:582
10+ Seasons in the Minors:359

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