Dariel Góngora

Dariel Góngora

Born
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Dariel Góngora is a Cuban baseball player.

The record here covers 6 seasons in the Cuban Elite League and Serie Nacional de Béisbol, between 2011 and 2025. Most of that was with Camagüey, 3 seasons of it, with the remainder for Centrales and Las Tunas.

He is credited with 24 wins against 11 losses, an earned run average of 2.64, and 156 strikeouts. His best recorded season earned run average was 1.70, in 2023-24 (53.0 IP). His most wins in a season was 6, in 2018-19.

ERA: 4.23 in 2011-12 to 4.00 in 2025, best 0.60 in 2025-26 4.23 0.60 2011-12 2025
ERA by season

Career summary

  • Seasons 6 (2011–2025)
  • Leagues Cuban Elite League, Serie Nacional de Béisbol
  • TeamsCamagüey, Centrales, Las Tunas
  • ERA 2.23
    · Innings 133.1

Pitching

SeasonTeamLeagueWLERAGGSSVIPHRERHRBBSOWHIP
2011-12CamagüeySerie Nacional de Béisbol114.23250227.222151321211—
2018-19CamagüeySerie Nacional de Béisbol643.74109065.065292742742—
2022-23CentralesCuban Elite League622.171010062.160171511237—
2023-24Las TunasCuban Elite League621.7099053.047111002126—
2025-26CamagüeySerie Nacional de Béisbol40.6054030.017320829—
2025Las TunasCuban Elite League124.0043118.019881511—
Career total—Cuban Elite League1362.2323221133.11263633238741.230
Career total—Serie Nacional de Béisbol1153.0840132122.21044742647821.231

Transactions

Moves are inferred from a change of club between consecutive seasons in the same competition. No transfer date is recorded because none is published.

Frequently asked questions

When was Dariel Góngora born?

Dariel Góngora's date of birth is not recorded in any of the open sources this page draws on.

Which teams did Dariel Góngora play for?

Dariel Góngora appears for Camagüey, Centrales, Las Tunas across 6 recorded seasons.

Sources and licences

  • Identity data from the Chadwick Bureau Register, made available under the Open Data Commons Attribution License v1.0. ODC-By-1.0 (retrieved 2026-08-29)
  • Season leaders computed from the season lines held in this database, using a qualification of 3.1 plate appearances or one inning per scheduled game. CC0-1.0 (retrieved 2026-09-01)
  • (retrieved 2026-08-29)

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