I was looking around for Yasser Gomez's Havana Industriales stats on the internet, but could only manage to find them on the Japanese Wikipedia. I translated the Japanese terms and created this as an accessible reference, take a look: 

Season	Team	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	TB	RBI	SB	CS	SH	SF	BB	IBB	HBP	K	GIDP	AVG	SLG	OBP	OPS
2000-01	IND	51	200	45	76	11	3	1	96	28	8	5	4	2	35	2	4	18	5	.380	.480	.481	.961
2001-02		70	282	52	103	19	3	4	140	33	3	5	1	5	25	1	7	30	11	.365	.496	.430	.926
2002-03		30	93	13	23	0	0	0	23	7	0	0	0	2	6	0	2	8	5	.247	.247	.307	.554
2003-04		87	342	42	103	8	2	0	115	40	1	3	1	0	31	5	6	16	10	.301	.336	.369	.705
2004-05		89	309	55	102	15	0	2	123	37	2	1	5	2	43	2	4	23	9	.330	.398	.419	.817
2005-06		48	159	35	64	13	0	0	77	22	0	0	2	2	18	4	6	18	3	.403	.484	.481	.965
2006-07		88	309	43	102	12	3	0	120	31	2	0	7	2	58	4	1	32	10	.330	.388	.438	.826
2007-08		66	231	41	91	17	2	2	118	54	2	2	3	8	41	10	5	8	8	.394	.511	.495	1.006
Total		529	1925	326	664	95	13	9	812	252	18	16	23	23	257	28	35	153	61	.345	.422	.431	.853

Some quick observations:

• They weren't kidding about the "little power" Gomez displays: only 9 HR in 1925 AB, or a home run per 214 AB
• More walks than strikeouts: a 1.68 BB/K ratio
• Supposedly, Gomez has good speed, but his SB% sucks: only 18-for-34 for a 53% success rate.

Of course, the usual caveats apply: the Cuban National Series isn't the MLB; different talent levels; different styles of play, etc, etc.