Jonathan (Major League Baseball Player)

Jonathan Washington (February 1, 1993) Is An Former NPB Player Who Is In The Nippon Professional Baseball Hall Of Fame As An 3rd Baseman He Has Played 1st Base At The Twilight Of His Career
== Early Life And Minor League Career (1993-1994) ==
Jonathan Who Was An Consensus 1993 High School Player Of The Year At Canterlot High School As An Shortstop Standing At 6"3 And 190 Pounds Jonathan Was Among The Top 10 Shortstop Prospects According To Baseball America In 1993 Jonathan Was Tabbed By The Media Outlets To Go To The Seattle Mariners With The #1 Overall Pick In The 1993 MLB Draft The Mariners Chose Jonathan As Their 1st Overall Pick In That Same Draft The Mariners Had The 3rd, 4th, 5th And 6th Picks The Mariners Chose Principal Celestia, Vice Principal Luna, Principal Cadence And Principal Cadenza With The 3rd, 4th, 5th And 6th Overall Picks While Selecting Princess Celestia, Princess Luna, Princess Cadence And Princess Cadenza With The 7th, 8th, 9th And 10th Overall Picks
== Nippon Professional Baseball (1993-2003) ==
== 1.1 Yomiuri Giants (1993-1996) ==
Jonathan Spent His First 3 Years With The Yomiuri Giants Of The Central League Jonathan Was The Giants Starting 3rd Baseman In 1993 Jonathan Appeared In 142 Games Jonathan Had 686 Plate Appearances Hitting .308 With 23 Home Runs And 118 RBI Recording 204 Hits Jonathan Also Laced Out An Career High 37 Doubles Jonathan Also Stole 29 Bases In 1994 Jonathan Appeared In 142 Games With 785 Plate Appearances Hitting .330 With 32 Home Runs And 120 RBI Recording 43 Doubles And 210 Hits Stealing 38 Bases In His Two Years In Japan Jonathan Had An Career .330 Average, 284 Career Games Played, 55 Career Home Runs, 238 Career RBI, 1471 Career Plate Appearances, 414 Career Hits And 67 Career Stolen Bases In 1995 Jonathan Appeared In 141 Games With 796 Plate Appearances Hitting .353 With 41 Home Runs And 112 RBI Jonathan Recorded 216 Hits Jonathan Laced Out 42 Doubles And Stole 46 Bases In His Final Year Jonathan's 3 Year Career Yomiuri Giants Totals Were 425 Career Games Played .340 Career Average, 96 Career Home Runs, 350 Career RBI, 2267 Career Plate Appearances, 630 Career Hits, 122 Career Doubles And 113 Career Stolen Bases
== 1.2 Fukuoka Daiei Hawks (1996-2003) ==
Jonathan Signed With The Daiei Hawks In 1996 Jonathan's Tenure With The Fukuoka Daiei Hawks Was Successful As He Led The Pacific League In Home Runs And RBI In 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 And 2003 While Also Being An 8x Pacific League All Star (1996-2003) And 8x Batting Champion (1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 And 2003) Jonathan Was Also Part Of Two Japan Series Championship Teams (1999 & 2003) Jonathan's Career NPB Totals Were .340 Career Average, 696 Career Home Runs, 2271 Career RBI,.4258 Career Hits, 632 Career Stolen Bases And 614 Career Doubles Those Were Exceptional To Get Jonathan To Be Inducted Into The Japanese Baseball Hall Of Fame As Class Of 2003 Jonathan Was The First American Player To Receive Such Honor His Plaque Depicts Him Wearing Both An Yomiuri Giants And Fukuoka Daiei Hawks Hat Backwards 
== Major League Baseball (2003-2021) ==
== 1.1 Florida Marlins (2003-2004) ==
Jonathan Returned Back To Major League Baseball Via The Posting System And Was Signed By The Florida Marlins Jonathan Reported To Spring Training Taking Batting Practice Principal Celestia Ran To Jonathan Hugging Him Asking Where Was He Jonathan Joked That He Started His Career In Japan And He Got Inducted Into The Japanese Baseball Hall Of Fame In 2003 Principal Celestia Chuckled And Said Figures I Couldn't Even Crack 75.8 Percent Of The Votes Required Jonathan Made His MLB Debut On March 2nd, 2003 In Which Jonathan Went 4-4 With An Single, Double And Triple Jonathan Smacked His Very First Career Grand Slam Off Of Chan-Ho Park Jonathan Finished His Rookie Year In 2003 Posting An .308 Average With 22 Home Runs, 102 RBI Recording 187 Hits And 33 Doubles Stealing 28 Bases In 149 Games Jonathan Led The Marlins To Their Second World Series Title Defeating The Yankees However An Second Fire Sale Took Place
== 1.2 Boston Red Sox (2004-2005) ==
Jonathan Was One Of Many Players Traded To The Red Sox For Three Picks And An Prospect Named Jesus Spillane Who Ultimately Was An Dud And Was Released Shortly After Posting An Mediocre .091 Average With 2 RBI And 66 Strikeouts In 56 Games In Single A Jupiter Hammerheads Jonathan In 161 Games Posted An .302 Average With 27 Home Runs And 112 RBI Recording 166 Hits And 40 Doubles Stealing 29 Bases Jonathan Was Instrumental In Boston's 3-0 Comeback As Jonathan Hit .333 For The ALCS With 2 Home Runs And 6 RBI
== 1.3 Chicago White Sox (2005-2006) ==
Jonathan Was Once Again Traded But This Time To The White Sox Jonathan Saw His Power Numbers Took An Small Hit As He Hit Just 19 Home Runs But Had 101 RBI While Batting .320 Recording 188 Hits And 42 Doubles Ironically He Stole Just 16 Bases Which Was The Lowest