I have 33 cards of Tony Bernazard. This one is from 1984 Fleer.
Playing career: Second baseman Tony Bernazard played for
five teams in a ten-year major league career. His best season was 1986, when he
hit .301 with 17 HR and 73 RBI for Cleveland. In the 1987 Topps set he is
listed as an All Star, but he never actually was an all-star.
My memories: I remember him best as the assistant GM for the Mets in the late 2000s, when he famously took his shirt off and challenged some
Binghamton Mets to a fight. He also offended Carlos Delgado by trying to
recruit him to the Mets by speaking “street Spanish”, and got into fights with
other players and reporters.
Where he is now: Works for agent Scott Boras.
Google Autocomplete results: He is second when you type Tony
Ber, between Tony Berlin, husband of Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner, and Tony
Berkman, co-founder of Majestic Research. There do not appear to be any other
prominent Tony Bernazards.
Coming up next: The next profile will be Adam Bernero.
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