Considered the No. 6 prospect in the Houston Astros farm system, the switch-hitting infielder was invited to spring training.
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Despite his high standing with the Astros, Toro returned to Double-A Corpus Christi, where he would remain until Aug. 1.
To begin the month of August, Toro was a member of Triple-A ball club Round Rock Express. But his initial time there would be short-lived.
Just three weeks after his promotion, on Aug. 22, he made his Major League Baseball debut playing third base for the Astros.
It's a seismic shift in the young man's career, which gained the attention of MLB circles when he was at Oklahoma's Seminole Junior College in 2015.
He was a fifth-round pick of the Astros the following year and became lauded throughout the team's farm system between then and his MLB debut.
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Not bad for the Quebec, Canada born superstar on the rise.
Watch the video above to see fast facts about Abraham Toro.
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