(December 2, 1954- )
Born in Brooklyn, New York
Second baseman for the Seattle Mariners (1977-1983) and the Chicago White Sox (1983-1986)
Spanish broadcast announcer for the Seattle Mariners (2002- )

He was a switch hitter.
Chris Berman nicknamed him Julio 'won't you let me take you on a sea' Cruz.
He committed errors frequently.
His productivity declined in the later years of his career.

He made his Major League debut on the Fourth of July.
He had great speed ability to steal bases.
He took the White Sox to the 1983 ALCS.
He held an all-time Mariner record for stolen bases (290) for 25 years until Ichiro Suzuki overtook it with 292 in the 2008 season.

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