A closer look at new Red Sox player Hanley Ramirez

Hanley Ramirez is no stranger to the Red Sox organization.

His deal Monday brings him back to the team that first signed him as an international free agent a little more than 14 years ago and the team he made his first Major League appearance with on Sept. 20, 2005.

Here’s what the 30-year-old shortstop has been up to since:

■ He’s had stints with the Florida/Miami Marlins (2006-12) and L.A. Dodgers (2012-14).

■ Ramirez, along with Anibal Sanchez, was traded to the Florida Marlins in late 2005 for Josh Beckett, Mike Lowell, and Guillermo Mota.

■ His first full season in the majors was 2006, when he led all rookies with 185 hits — including 11 triples — 119 runs, and 51 stolen bases.

■ In 2008, he signed the most lucrative contract in Marlins’ history, a six-year extension worth $70 million.

During an up-and-down outing against the Diamondbacks in May 2010, manager Fredi Gonzalez took Ramirez out of the game. Ramirez was benched the next game, and the two continued to feud. Gonzalez was later fired.

■ The Marlins traded Ramirez to the Dodgers on July 25, 2012. The first time he put on a Dodgers’ uniform, he hit a triple in his first at-bat.

■ He finished the 2013 season having played in just 83 games, batted .345 with 105 hits, 20 home runs and 57 RBIs.

■ Last season, his batting average dropped to .283 with just 13 home runs, though his RBIs increased to 71.

Career milestones

First home run: April 18, 2006, off the Reds’ Eric Milton. His second career homer came in the same game against the Reds, off Mike Burns in the seventh inning.

First walkoff home run: Aug. 2, 2014, against the Cubs. It came in the 12th inning off Blake Parker.

First grand slam: April 6, 2009, in the season opener against the Nationals.

All-Star games: 2008, 2009, 2010

NL batting titles: 2009 (.342)

Silver Slugger Award (at shortstop): 2009

Last season, Hanley Ramirez played in 128 games for the Dodgers.Dilip Vishwanat/Getty Images

Injuries

■ Underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left shoulder Oct. 3, 2007 to repair torn labrum tissue after dislocating it July 22 against the Reds.

■ Re-injured his left shoulder Aug. 2, 2011, while trying to make a diving catch against the Mets.

He missed the rest of the season, and had surgery again in the offseason.

■ Tore a ligament in his thumb in the 2013 World Baseball Classic championship game against Puerto Rico. Had surgery and missed the first two months of the season for the Dodgers.

■ Pulled his hamstring May 3 — his third appearance of the 2013 season — and was put on the disabled list. Returned June 4.

■ Suffered a slew of injuries in the 2014 season, including his right shoulder, a hand, a finger, a thumb, and a calf. He didn’t play in 34 games over the course of the season.

Major League stats

Year	Team	AB	R	H	HR	RBI	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS
2005	BOS	2	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	0
2006	FLA	633	119	185	17	59	56	128	0.292	0.353	0.48	0.833
2007	FLA	639	125	212	29	81	52	95	0.332	0.386	0.562	0.948
2008	FLA	589	125	177	33	67	92	122	0.301	0.4	0.54	0.94
2009	FLA	576	101	197	24	106	61	101	0.342	0.41	0.543	0.954
2010	FLA	543	92	163	21	76	64	93	0.3	0.378	0.475	0.853
2011	FLA	338	55	82	10	45	44	66	0.243	0.333	0.379	0.712
2012	TOT	604	79	155	24	92	54	132	0.257	0.322	0.437	0.759
2012	MIA	353	49	87	14	48	37	72	0.246	0.322	0.428	0.749
2012	LAD	251	30	68	10	44	17	60	0.271	0.324	0.45	0.774
2013	LAD	304	62	105	20	57	27	52	0.345	0.402	0.638	1.04
2014	LAD	449	64	127	13	71	56	84	0.283	0.369	0.448	0.817
Total		4677	822	1403	191	654	506	875	0.3	0.373	0.5	0.873
162 Game Avg.		620	109	186	25	87	67	116	0.3	0.373	0.5	0.873

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