Ronnier Mustelier

Ronnier Mustelier Bell

• Bats Right, Throws Right
• Height 5' 7", Weight 170 lb.

• Born August 8, 1984 in Santiago de Cuba, Santiago de Cuba Cuba

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Biographical Information

Ronnier Mustelier batted .300/.410/.533 with four doubles, ten runs and eight RBI in eight games when Cuba won the 2002 World Junior Championship, though he had 3 errors in 7 outfield chances. He played for Santiago de Cuba in the Cuban Serie Nacional. He hit .301/.407/.517 with 70 RBI in 296 AB in 2007-2008, finishing 9th in the league in RBI. Through 2007-2008, he had hit .298 and slugged .467 in six seasons in Cuba.

In 2008-2009, Mustelier fell to .281/.405/.421 in 88 games and fielded .948 at third base. He left Cuba following that campaign.

On July 3, 2016, the Atlanta Braves promoted Mustelier under a special application of the 26th Man Rule for a game against the Miami Marlins at the Fort Bragg, NC military base. He did not appear in the game and returned to Triple-A the following day.

Mustelier remained active in Mexico as of 2018.