| Benji Gil |
| Shortstop |
Born: (1972-10-06) October 6, 1972 (age 42)
Tijuana, Mexico |
| Batted: Right |
Threw: Right |
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| MLB debut |
| April 5, 1993 for the Texas Rangers |
| Last MLB appearance |
| July 31, 2003 for the Anaheim Angels |
| MLB statistics |
| Batting average |
.237 |
| Home runs |
32 |
| Runs batted in |
171 |
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| Career highlights and awards |
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Romar Benjamin Gil Aguilar (born October 6, 1972) is a former Major League Baseball utility player.
Gil made his Major League Baseball debut with the Texas Rangers on April 5, 1993. Since being released by the Anaheim Angels just after the start of the 2003 season, Gil has signed contracts with the Cleveland Indians, Colorado Rockies, Chicago Cubs, Detroit Tigers, and Seattle Mariners, but failed to make the Major League roster of any of these teams.
Gil was a member of the Anaheim Angels team that won the 2002 World Series by defeating the San Francisco Giants.
Gil and his wife Carly reside in Southlake, Texas with their two children, Mateo and Gehrig.
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- 1965: Joe Coleman
- 1966: Tom Grieve
- 1967: John Jones
- 1968: Don Castle
- 1969: Jeff Burroughs
- 1970: Charles Maxwell
- 1971: Roger Quiroga
- 1972: Roy Howell
- 1973: David Clyde
- 1974: Tommy Boggs
- 1975: Jim Gideon
- 1976: Billy Simpson
- 1977: David Hibner
- 1978: No first round pick
- 1979: Jerry Don Gleaton
- 1980: Tim Maki
- 1981: Ron Darling, Al Lachowicz
- 1982: No first round pick
- 1983: Jeff Kunkel
- 1984: Oddibe McDowell
- 1985: Bobby Witt
- 1986: Kevin Brown
- 1987: Brian Bohanon, Bill Haselman, Mark Petkovsek
- 1988: Monty Fariss
- 1989: Donald Harris
- 1990: Dan Smith
- 1991: Benji Gil
- 1992: Rick Helling
- 1993: Mike Bell
- 1994: No first round pick
- 1995: Jonathan Johnson
- 1996: R.A. Dickey, Sam Marsonek, Corey Lee
- 1997: Jason Romano
- 1998: Carlos Peña
- 1999: Colby Lewis, Mike Head
- 2000: Scott Heard, Tyrell Godwin
- 2001: Mark Teixeira
- 2002: Drew Meyer
- 2003: John Danks
- 2004: Thomas Diamond, Eric Hurley
- 2005: John Mayberry, Jr.
- 2006: Kasey Kiker
- 2007: Blake Beavan, Michael Main, Julio Borbon, Neil Ramirez, Tommy Hunter
- 2008: Justin Smoak
- 2009: Matt Purke, Tanner Scheppers
- 2010: Jake Skole, Kellin Deglan, Luke Jackson, Mike Olt
- 2011: Kevin Matthews, Zach Cone
- 2012: Lewis Brinson, Joey Gallo, Collin Wiles
- 2013: Chi Chi Gonzalez, Travis Demeritte
- 2014: Luis Ortiz
- 2015: Dillon Tate
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