Santo Alcala

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Santo Anibal Alcala (December 23, 1952 in San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic), was a professional baseball player who played pitcher in the Major Leagues from 1976-1977. He would play for the Montreal Expos and Cincinnati Reds.

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Cincinnati Reds 1976 World Series roster

5 Johnny Bench | 8 Joe Morgan | 9 Bill Plummer | 10 Mike Lum | 12 Bob Bailey | 13 Dave Concepción | 14 Pete Rose | 15 George Foster | 20 César Gerónimo | 22 Dan Driessen | 23 Doug Flynn | 24 Tony Pérez | 25 Joel Youngblood | 30 Ken Griffey | 32 Fred Norman | 33 Ed Armbrister | 34 Pedro Borbón | 35 Don Gullett | 37 Will McEnaney | 38 Gary Nolan | 40 Pat Zachry | 43 Jack Billingham | 49 Rawly Eastwick | 53 Santo Alcala | 55 Manny Sarmiento
Manager 10 Sparky Anderson

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Categories: 1952 births | Major league pitchers | Cincinnati Reds players | Montreal Expos players | Baseball pitcher stubs

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