Enobel Márquez

Enobel Márquez

Full name: Enobel Márquez Ramírez

Born
Debut
2001

Enobel Márquez is a Cuban baseball player. His full name is recorded as Enobel Márquez Ramírez.

The record here covers 3 seasons in the Serie Nacional de Béisbol, between 2000 and 2002. He appears throughout for Santiago de Cuba. He appears in 1 postseason campaigns.

He is credited with 6 wins against 5 losses, an earned run average of 6.50, and 60 strikeouts. His best recorded season earned run average was 6.22, in 2001-02 (50.2 IP).

ERA: 8.59 in 2000-01 to 7.39 in 2002-03, best 6.22 in 2001-02 8.59 6.22 2000-01 2002-03
ERA by season

Career summary

  • Seasons 3 (2000–2002)
  • Leagues Serie Nacional de Béisbol
  • TeamsSantiago de Cuba
  • ERA 6.50
    · Innings 99.2

Pitching

SeasonTeamLeagueWLERAGGSCGSVIPHRERHRBBSOWHIP
2000-01Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol008.59101007.11215701043.000
2001-02Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol436.2220101050.2713935815321.700
2002-03 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol001.4220006.15110221.110
2002-03Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol227.391420135.1513129814221.840
Career totalSerie Nacional de Béisbol656.5046199.213986721641601.810

Fielding

SeasonTeamLeagueINNPOAEDPFPCTTCTPPB
2000-01Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol7.102001.000200
2001-02Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol50.228001.0001000
2002-03 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol6.102001.000200
2002-03Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol35.107011.000700
Career totalSerie Nacional de Béisbol99.1219011.0002100

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

Frequently asked questions

When was Enobel Márquez born?

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

Which teams did Enobel Márquez play for?

Enobel Márquez appears for Santiago de Cuba across 3 recorded seasons.

Sources and licences

  • Cuban league statistics from the Federación Cubana de Béisbol (beisbolcubano.cu). (retrieved 2026-08-29)

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