Eulogio Osorio

Eulogio Osorio

Full name: Eulogio Osorio Patterson

Position
Outfielder
Born
— · Holguín
Died
2006
Debut
1964

Eulogio Osorio was a Cuban outfielder from Holguín. His full name is recorded as Eulogio Osorio Patterson. He died on 2006.

Across his recorded career he batted .283, with 1,224 hits, 25 home runs and 383 runs batted in. His 139 stolen bases are the 40th highest total among the 2,703 players holding career records in this database.

Career summary

  • Seasons —, plus aggregate totals through 1991
  • AVG / OBP / SLG
    .283 / .337 / .359

Batting

SeasonTeamLeagueGPAABRH2B3BHRRBISBCSBBSOHBPIBBSHSFTBAVGOBPSLGOPS
Through 1991 (aggregate)Serie Nacional de Béisbol1136475343295551224185342538313984339509264931281552.283.337.359.696
Career totalSerie Nacional de Béisbol4329555122418534253831398433950926493128.283.337.359.696

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

Fielding

SeasonTeamLeagueINNPOAEDPFPCTTCTPPB
Through 1991 (aggregate)Serie Nacional de Béisbol9007.1197215110455.953222700
Career totalSerie Nacional de Béisbol9007.0197215110455.953222700

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

Frequently asked questions

When was Eulogio Osorio born?

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

What are Eulogio Osorio's career statistics?

In 0 recorded seasons Eulogio Osorio batted .283 with 1224 hits, 25 home runs and 383 runs batted in.

What position did Eulogio Osorio play?

Eulogio Osorio is recorded as Jardinero.

Sources and licences

  • Biographical detail from EcuRed, the Cuban encyclopedia, used under its non-commercial licence. custom-noncommercial (retrieved 2026-08-29)
  • 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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