Xander Bogaerts is an international Aruban baseball shortstop. His full name is Xander Jan Bogaerts nicknamed the X-Man and Bogey or Bogie. In 2013, he made his MLB career debut, appearing in 30 matches. Bogaerts started out in Class A and completed up playing with the Portland Sea Dogs of the Class Eastern AA, during the 2012 season. Bogaerts Salary and Net worthAccording to 2018, his salary is 7.05 million USD.

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Speaking out for what’s important. Aisha Dee, one of the three main characters on The Bold Type, shared a powerful statement via Instagram on Wednesday, July 15, one day before the season 4 finale. “Knowing the power that art had to shape my mind and experience, I had to speak up,” Dee, 26, wrote in a lengthy statement before explaining that playing Kat Edison on the Freeform drama was the first time she was able to not just play “the white character’s ‘best friend,'” but instead an “empowered and confident” woman with her own narrative, who explored her queer identity.