Francisco Salcedo

Francisco Salcedo

Bats / Throws
Right / Right
Born
1938-09-22 · Media Luna, Granma
Died
1965-11-22
Debut
1962

Francisco Salcedo was a Cuban baseball player, born on 22 September 1938 in Media Luna, Granma. He died on 22 November 1965. He batted and threw right-handed.

He is credited with 4 wins against 5 losses, an earned run average of 3.44, and 44 strikeouts.

Career summary

  • Seasons —, plus aggregate totals through 1991
  • AVG / OBP / SLG
    .286 / .300 / .321
  • ERA 3.44
    · Innings 81.0

Batting

SeasonTeamLeagueGPAABRH2B3BHRRBISBCSBBSOHBPIBBSHSFTBAVGOBPSLGOPS
Through 1991 (aggregate)—Serie Nacional de Béisbol263128281003001600119.286.300.321.621
Career total—Serie Nacional de Béisbol——2828100300160011—.286.300.321.621

Cuban per-season statistics begin with the XXXI Serie Nacional (1991-92). Earlier play is published by the Federación only as a single aggregate.

Pitching

SeasonTeamLeagueWLERAGGSCGSVIPHRERHRBBSOWHIP
Through 1991 (aggregate)—Serie Nacional de Béisbol453.4423142081.0694331243441.380
Career total—Serie Nacional de Béisbol453.4423——081.0694331243441.380

Fielding

SeasonTeamLeagueINNPOAEDPFPCTTCTPPB
Through 1991 (aggregate)—Serie Nacional de Béisbol81.021710.9502000
Career total—Serie Nacional de Béisbol81.021710.9502000

Fielding totals are published aggregated across every position a player appeared at, not split by position.

Frequently asked questions

When was Francisco Salcedo born?

Francisco Salcedo was born on 1938-09-22 in Media Luna, Granma.

What are Francisco Salcedo's career statistics?

In 0 recorded seasons Francisco Salcedo batted .286 with 8 hits, 0 home runs and 3 runs batted in.

Sources and licences

  • Biographical detail from EcuRed, the Cuban encyclopedia, used under its non-commercial licence. custom-noncommercial (retrieved 2026-09-21)
  • Cuban league statistics from the Federación Cubana de Béisbol (beisbolcubano.cu). (retrieved 2026-08-29)

This page records every statistic currently held for this player. It is published as a factual record and will grow as more sources are added.

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