Manny Ramirez is a big-league baseball player. When he was 13, he and his family relocated to Washington Heights, New York City.

Despite living in New York City, Ramirez became a fan of the Toronto Blue Jays. Manny went to high school but got out at the age of 19 before graduating. His high school baseball team was entirely comprised of Dominicans.

Manny was selected by the Cleveland Indians in the first round of the Major League Baseball draught in 1991.

He signed for a $250,000 signing bonus and began his career in the minor leagues. He made his major league debut against the Minnesota Twins in 1993, after dominating during this period.

He spent 19 seasons in Major League Baseball. Teams he played for included Cleveland Indians, Boston Red Sox, Los Angeles Dodgers, Chicago White Sox, and Tampa Bay Rays, among others.

He concluded the season with one in the Chinese Professional Baseball League.

Throughout his career, Ramirez established a solid reputation as a batter, bringing both elegance and power to the plate. In his career, he hit approximately 500 home runs, 21 grand slams, and 29 postseason home runs.

Manny also has a lifetime batting average of .312 and is widely recognized as one of the best right-handed batters of his time

Manny Ramirez Biography: Age, height, birthplace, parents, siblings, college

He was born on May 30, 1972, in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. His parents were Aristides and Onelcida Ramirez. José Báez Ramirez is Manny Ramirez’s brother.

He graduated from George Washington High School in 1991. He is 49 years of age as of 2022.

He is 6 feet tall which is equal to (1.83 meters or 183 centimeters).

Manny Ramirez family: Who are his wife and children?

Manny and his wife Juliana have two children, Manuelito and Lucas Ramirez.

They live together in Florida. Manny also has a son, Manny Ramirez Jr., from a previous relationship

Manny Ramirez contract, stats and why he retired

Manny Ramirez signed an eight-year, $160 million contract with the Boston Red Sox nineteen years ago.

Manny Ramirez unexpectedly resigned from Major League Baseball in 2011, shortly after signing with the Tampa Bay Rays. There were reports that he had tested positive for narcotics. Manny was suspected of using a performance-enhancing drug at that year’s Spring training.

Ramirez signed a one contract with the Sydney Blue Sox recently. The veteran batsman’s expertise was sought after to help the re-formed Australian Baseball League.

He was later released in 2021 because of constant injuries.

Year	Team	GP	AB	R	H	RBI	BB	SO	HR	SB

2011	Rays	5	17	0	1	1	0	4	0	0

2010	White Sox	24	69	6	18	2	14	23	1	0

2010	Dodgers	66	196	32	61	40	32	38	8	1

2009	Dodgers	104	352	62	102	63	71	81	19	0

2008	Dodgers	53	187	36	74	53	35	38	17	2

2008	Red Sox	100	365	66	109	68	52	86	20	1

2007	Red Sox	133	483	84	143	88	71	92	20	0

2006	Red Sox	130	449	79	144	102	100	102	35	0

2005	Red Sox	152	554	112	162	144	80	119	45	1

2004	Red Sox	152	568	108	175	130	82	124	43	2

2003	Red Sox	154	569	117	185	104	97	94	37	3

2002	Red Sox	120	436	84	152	107	73	85	33	0

2001	Red Sox	142	529	93	162	125	81	147	41	0

2000	Guardians	118	439	92	154	122	86	117	38	1

1999	Guardians	147	522	131	174	165	96	131	44	2

1998	Guardians	150	571	108	168	145	76	121	45	5

1997	Guardians	150	561	99	184	88	79	115	26	2

1996	Guardians	152	550	94	170	112	85	104	33	8

1995	Guardians	137	484	85	149	107	75	112	31	6

1994	Guardians	91	290	51	78	60	42	72	17	4

1993	Guardians	22	53	5	9	5	2	8	2	0

Career		2,302	8,244	1,544	2,574	1,831	1,329	1,813	555	38