Alex Call #12

Alexander Marvin Call…Son of Marv and Katy Call…Mother played volleyball at Bethel College…Graduated from River Falls (Wisc.) High School and attended Ball State University, which was his only college scholarship offer…Two-time Mid-American Conference Baseball Distinguished Scholar-Athlete (2015-16) and First-Team CoSIDA Academic All-American.

2025

Went 4-for-5 with three runs and two RBI at Colorado on Aug. 19, including a 453-foot home run that at the time was the longest by a Dodger in 2025 (later surpassed by Shohei Ohtani)...Made his postseason debut in 2025, finishing with an .897 OPS in 15 plate appearances...Singled in his first three career postseason games, in addition to drawing two walks, for a perfect 1.000 OBP…Later went 1-for-3 off the bench in the Dodgers’ 18-inning World Series Game 3 victory...Doubled to lead off the bottom of the ninth and scored the tying run in an 8-7 comeback victory by the Nationals over the Mets on April 27.

2024

Enjoyed his best Major League stretch before injuring his plantar fascia on Aug. 23 at Atlanta...Hit safely in 22 of his 27 starts...Ranked in the National League in on-base percentage (fifth, .413) and batting average (fourth, .349) from July 29-Aug. 23...Posted six straight multi-hit games from Aug. 6-11, the longest streak by a Nationals player since 2017 (13-for-28, three 2B, six RBI)...Recorded his second career walk-off hit on Aug. 9 vs. Los Angeles (AL), an RBI single in the 10th inning...Ranked in Washington’s system in walks (first, 54), home runs (tied for fourth, 11), RBI (fourth, 50) and on-base percentage (fourth, .362) at the time of recall.

2023

Set career highs in games, hits, doubles, home runs, RBI, walks and stolen bases while playing all three outfield positions...Defensively, ranked tied for second among NL outfielders with nine outs above average...Ranked third among NL outfielders with seven defensive runs saved...Led the Nationals with 53 walks...Ranked in the top 20 in the National League with 12.1% walk rate (min. 400 PA)…Hit his first career leadoff home run, April 7 at Colorado (Ureña)…Hit his first career walk-off home run, May 4 vs. Chicago (Boxberger).

2022

Was recalled by Washington on Aug. 14...Hit first MLB homer on Aug. 19 at San Diego, a ninth-inning two-run home run off Josh Hader...Combined to go 7-for-9 with a double, two homers, six RBI and three runs scored on Sept. 8 at St. Louis and Sept. 9 at Philadelphia...On Sept. 8 vs. St. Louis, he became the fourth rookie in Nationals history to have at least four hits and five RBI in a game (Espinosa, Soto, Robles)…Made his Major League debut with Cleveland on July 11 vs. Chicago (AL)…Recorded first MLB hit, July 22 at CWS (PH single).

2021

Ranked in Cleveland’s Minor League season in walks (5th, 54), total bases (6th, 169) and home runs (7th, 15).

2020

Did not play.

2019

In his first season in Cleveland’s system, spent the season at Double-A Akron...Won Eastern League Player of the Week on June 30.

2018

Hit a career-high 28 doubles in 123 games between Single-A Winston-Salem and Double-A Birmingham. 

2017

Appeared at three levels of Chicago’s system.

2016

Reported to rookie-level Great Falls and was eventually promoted to Single-A Kannapolis in his first professional season following the Draft