About

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D.J. Sharabi is an American-Israeli professional baseball pitcher. He has played for various teams in independent leagues, including the Great Bend Boom, Sonoma Stompers, Cleburne Railroaders, Sioux Falls Canaries, Milwaukee Milkmen, and in the LMB for Tigres de Quintana Roo. Sharabi also represented Team Israel in international competitions, pitching scoreless innings at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo and participating in 2019, 2021, 2023 & 2025 European Baseball Championship.

Professional Summary
Dynamic, right-handed pitcher with a decade of experience across international and independent professional baseball leagues. Proven ability to perform under pressure on the global stage, including at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games and multiple international championships. Known for consistent command, strong work ethic, and leadership both on and off the mound.

Career Highlights
• Olympian – Represented Team Israel in the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, delivering multiple scoreless relief innings on the world’s biggest stage.
• International Competition – Competed for Team Israel at the 2023 European Baseball Championship, contributing to the team’s top-tier performance.
• Professional Leagues Experience – Played for multiple clubs across North America and Latin America, including:
• Great Bend Boom
• Sonoma Stompers
• Cleburne Railroaders (American Association)
• Sioux Falls Canaries
• Milwaukee Milkmen
• Tigres de Quintana Roo (Mexican League)
• Known for a sub-3.00 ERA during peak seasons and high strikeout-to-walk ratio, especially in high-leverage relief situations.
• Brings a global playing perspective and the versatility to adapt across diverse playing styles and team cultures.

Skills & Strengths
• High-velocity fastball & sharp breaking pitches
• Mental toughness and postseason experience
• International adaptability and cultural fluency
• Team leadership and clubhouse presence
• Fluent in English; conversational in Spanish

Sharabi graduated from Burlingame High School in Burlingame, California, in 2010. He pitched for the school's baseball team through his senior year, despite having a torn ligament in his throwing elbow. He enrolled at College of San Mateo and had the ligament surgically repaired. He transferred to San Jose State University to continue his college baseball career with the San Jose State Spartans.[1]