FP Santangelo

FP Santangelo has transitioned from a versatile Major League Baseball player to a respected sports broadcaster, sharing insights and experience from his extensive career. After being drafted by the Montreal Expos in the 20th round of the 1989 Major League Baseball draft, FP Santangelo went on to make his Major League debut with the team, carving out a versatile playing career. He steadily climbed through the minor league system, reaching AAA with the Indianapolis Indians in 1992 and then with the Ottawa Lynx, where he became a key player and had his number 24 retired. Santangelo made his Major League debut on August 2, 1995, with the Montreal Expos, where he played until 1998.

Throughout his tenure, he was known for his versatility, capably covering various positions across the outfield and infield. He notably ranked 8th in the National League for Hit By Pitch in 1996, 3rd in 1997, and 4th in 1998. Santangelo continued his impactful professional playing career with the San Francisco Giants in 1999, followed by stints with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2000 and the Oakland Athletics in 2001. During this period, he maintained his reputation for drawing pitches, again ranking 8th in the National League for Hit By Pitch in 1999.

These recent engagements underscore his ongoing relevance, expertise, and sought-after voice within high-profile sports programming, showcasing his ability to connect with audiences and provide expert analysis across various platforms.