Rey Isaac

Rey Isaac

Full name: Rey Isaac Vaillant

Also known as: Rey Isaac

Bats / Throws
Right / Right
Born
1973-01-03 · Santiago de Cuba
Debut
1990

Rey Isaac is a Cuban baseball player, born on 3 January 1973 in Santiago de Cuba. His full name is recorded as Rey Isaac Vaillant. He batted and threw right-handed.

The record here covers 18 seasons in the Cuban Selective Series and Serie Nacional de Béisbol, between 1991 and 2004. Most of that was with Santiago de Cuba, 14 seasons of it, with the remainder for Centrales, Orientales and Serranos. His play before 1991 survives only as a single career aggregate, so the season-by-season table begins after it. He appears in 13 postseason campaigns.

Across his recorded career he batted .319, with 1,587 hits, 111 home runs and 758 runs batted in. His 1,587 hits are the 80th highest total among the 4,619 players holding career records in this database. His 758 runs batted in are the 83rd highest total among the 4,100 players holding career records in this database. His highest recorded season average was .424, in 1995 (170 AB). His most home runs in a season was 11, in 2002-03.

AVG: .270 in 1991-92 to .280 in 2004-05, best .424 in 1995 .424 .167 1991-92 2004-05
AVG by season

Career summary

Batting

SeasonTeamLeagueGPAABRH2B3BHRRBISBCSBBSOHBPIBBSHSFTBAVGOBPSLGOPS
Through 1991 (aggregate)—Serie Nacional de Béisbol41154138233841122451224200247.275.338.341.679
1991-92Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol38129115173111112631115013037.270.333.322.655
1992 · PostseasonSerranosCuban Selective Series73129461000102400007.207.258.241.499
1992-93 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol52020161102000200009.300.300.450.750
1992SerranosCuban Selective Series53209185216462426881925005086.346.407.465.872
1992-93Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol42169144234493419241824213271.306.386.493.879
1993-94 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol624241720120303000012.292.292.500.792
1993CentralesCuban Selective Series1847384820042198000010.211.362.263.625
1993-94Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol57245217456816110434317306023116.313.374.535.909
1994CentralesCuban Selective Series142624340000002100004.167.231.167.398
1994-95Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol6529925947951634289933241224129.367.434.498.932
1995-96 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol628256700121123100010.280.357.400.757
1995OrientalesCuban Selective Series3919717042721236435423151112108.424.490.6351.125
1995-96Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol60276225586810110432336258025110.302.409.489.898
1996-97 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol627255920020121000011.360.407.440.847
1996-97Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol582622304673151226202832120396.317.389.417.806
1997-98 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol1570598164005011011100020.271.386.339.725
1997-98Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol83378308561011233361155277126128.328.434.416.850
1998-99 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol91511010001001210111.091.214.091.305
1998-99Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol79283249307191022542333305382.285.349.329.678
1999-00 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol11504251000070054001210.238.306.238.544
1999-00Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol75326270328351020154318626190.307.412.333.745
2000-01 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol1447414920140025101214.220.261.341.602
2000-01Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol62242210426590432112521223186.310.385.410.795
2001-02 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol41410131011002200207.300.417.7001.117
2001-02Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol7528023829731424451131134234103.307.390.433.823
2002-03 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol524203930070042020012.450.542.6001.142
2002-03Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol783192696310322211660140275205162.383.464.6021.066
2003-04 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol104543716303140016100028.372.400.6511.051
2003-04Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol843543004692100115611403842010135.307.384.450.834
2004-05 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol8363071000170046001113.333.400.433.833
2004-05Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol7330327144761209420027224001115.280.353.424.777
Career total—Serie Nacional de Béisbol——4529793143321128101685666557350263214660—.316.396.442.838
Career total—Cuban Selective Series131510446741542151073161355531162215.345.417.482.899

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 Béisbol284.265410.9867000
1991-92Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol280.280130.9648400
1992 · PostseasonSerranosCuban Selective Series62.022212.9602500
1992-93 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol46.0191011.0002000
1992SerranosCuban Selective Series382.2113230.97511800
1992-93Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol357.2123230.97712800
1993-94 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol53.1200001.0002000
1993CentralesCuban Selective Series109.1232011.0002500
1993-94Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol471.1124221.98412800
1994CentralesCuban Selective Series59.0150001.0001500
1994-95Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol570.01411233.98115600
1995-96 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol47.090001.000900
1995OrientalesCuban Selective Series336.069231.9597400
1995-96Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol504.0131321.98513600
1996-97 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol50.0151001.0001600
1996-97Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol502.197322.98010200
1997-98 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol128.234010.9713500
1997-98Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol719.0178763.96919100
1998-99 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol32.170001.000700
1998-99Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol566.0116231.97512100
1999-00 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol97.030120.9393300
1999-00Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol654.01262001.00012800
2000-01 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol94.0151001.0001600
2000-01Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol466.0114360.95112300
2001-02 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol29.0101001.0001100
2001-02Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol566.0132681.94514600
2002-03 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol43.05010.833600
2002-03Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol563.1135752.96614700
2003-04 · PostseasonSantiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol84.1121001.0001300
2003-04Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol631.2146552.96815600
2004-05Santiago de CubaSerie Nacional de Béisbol349.263120.9706600
Career total—Serie Nacional de Béisbol9755.02329776721.973247300

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

Awards and honours

  • 1995 — led the league in batting average
  • 1995 — led the league in hits

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.

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 Rey Isaac born?

Rey Isaac was born on 1973-01-03 in Santiago de Cuba.

Which teams did Rey Isaac play for?

Rey Isaac appears for Centrales, Orientales, Santiago de Cuba, Serranos across 18 recorded seasons.

What are Rey Isaac's career statistics?

In 18 recorded seasons Rey Isaac batted .316 with 1433 hits, 101 home runs and 685 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 2026-09-21)
  • Cuban league statistics from the Federación Cubana de Béisbol (beisbolcubano.cu). (retrieved 2026-08-29)

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