Lázaro Valle

Lázaro Valle

Full name: Lázaro Valle Martell

Bats / Throws
Right / Right
Born
1962-12-18 · Encrucijada, Las Villas
Debut
1982

Lázaro Valle is a Cuban baseball player, born on 18 December 1962 in Encrucijada. His full name is recorded as Lázaro Valle Martell. He batted and threw right-handed.

The record here covers 11 seasons in the Cuban Selective Series and Serie Nacional de Béisbol, between 1992 and 2001. Most of that was with Industriales, 8 seasons of it, with the remainder for Habana. His play before 1991 survives only as a single career aggregate, so the season-by-season table begins after it. He appears in 7 postseason campaigns.

Across his recorded career he batted .224, with 77 hits, 4 home runs and 36 runs batted in. He is credited with 147 wins against 87 losses, an earned run average of 3.50, and 1,474 strikeouts. His 1,474 strikeouts are the 17th highest total among the 3,873 players holding career records in this database. His 147 wins are the 29th highest total among the 2,501 players holding career records in this database. His best recorded season earned run average was 1.11, in 1999-00 (65.0 IP). His most wins in a season was 8, in 1992-93.

ERA: 4.13 in 1992-93 to 4.97 in 2001-02, best 1.11 in 1999-00 5.55 1.11 1992-93 2001-02
ERA by season

Career summary

  • Seasons 11 (1992–2001), plus aggregate totals through 1991
  • Leagues Cuban Selective Series, Serie Nacional de Béisbol
  • TeamsHabana, Industriales
  • AVG / OBP / SLG
    .224 / .270 / .297
  • ERA 3.39
    · Innings 1742.1

Batting

SeasonTeamLeagueGPAABRH2B3BHRRBISBCSBBSOHBPIBBSHSFTBAVGOBPSLGOPS
Through 1991 (aggregate)Serie Nacional de Béisbol26837134429771114363222761213102.224.270.297.567
Career totalSerie Nacional de Béisbol34429771114363222761213.224.270.297.567

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 Béisbol80233.03162112585926.2765347312763097531.160
1992-93 · PostseasonIndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol013.3811005.1222123.750
1992-93IndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol854.1315145089.1814441630761.240
1993-94 · PostseasonIndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol413.50552036.0361514318341.500
1993HabanaCuban Selective Series644.7511103072.07542381223451.360
1993-94IndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol842.1114145098.0753123233921.100
1994HabanaCuban Selective Series222.60552034.2351610214231.410
1994-95IndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol564.3311112070.2784434628461.500
1995-96 · PostseasonIndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol10.0010006.0300026.830
1995HabanaCuban Selective Series175.0912106281.1925946930531.500
1995-96IndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol323.48760144.0391917621251.360
1996-97 · PostseasonIndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol007.7120002.14221031.710
1996-97IndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol354.451080054.2493527521531.280
1999-00 · PostseasonIndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol312.38800022.219863317.970
1999-00IndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol631.1128001565.04011802046.920
2000-01 · PostseasonIndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol003.0030003.08110624.670
2000-01IndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol445.552010647.0563129622411.660
2001-02 · PostseasonIndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol00.0010001.00000111.000
2001-02IndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol464.9717101076.0885142730331.550
Career totalSerie Nacional de Béisbol138743.39335291742.1155676665714761613531.250
Career totalCuban Selective Series9134.502825112188.02021179423671211.431

Fielding

SeasonTeamLeagueINNPOAEDPFPCTTCTPPB
Through 1991 (aggregate)Serie Nacional de Béisbol1676.23791403134.94455002
1992-93 · PostseasonIndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol5.111001.000200
1992-93IndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol89.141432.8572100
1993-94 · PostseasonIndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol36.025001.000700
1993HabanaCuban Selective Series72.0210011.0001200
1993-94IndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol98.011012.9171200
1994HabanaCuban Selective Series34.20611.857700
1994-95IndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol70.201031.7691300
1995-96 · PostseasonIndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol6.002001.000200
1995HabanaCuban Selective Series81.121311.9381600
1995-96IndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol44.013001.000400
1996-97 · PostseasonIndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol2.10000000
1996-97IndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol54.231211.9381600
1999-00 · PostseasonIndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol22.21310.800500
1999-00IndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol65.0410011.0001400
2000-01 · PostseasonIndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol3.00000000
2000-01IndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol47.03610.9001000
2001-02 · PostseasonIndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol1.00000000
2001-02IndustrialesSerie Nacional de Béisbol76.041812.9572300
Career totalSerie Nacional de Béisbol2492.04072634446.93871402

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

Awards and honours

  • 1995 — led the league in strikeouts

Leaderships are computed from the season lines held here, using a qualification of 3.1 plate appearances or one inning per scheduled game. They describe this record rather than the league's own adjudication of its titles.

Frequently asked questions

When was Lázaro Valle born?

Lázaro Valle was born on 1962-12-18 in Encrucijada, Las Villas.

Which teams did Lázaro Valle play for?

Lázaro Valle appears for Habana, Industriales across 11 recorded seasons.

What are Lázaro Valle's career statistics?

In 11 recorded seasons Lázaro Valle batted .224 with 77 hits, 4 home runs and 36 runs batted in.

Sources and licences

  • 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)
  • 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)

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