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    HoracioRamirez

    • Relief Pitcher
    • Birthdate
      24/11/1979
    • BAT/THR
      Left/Left
    • Birthplace
      Carson, CA

    Career Stats

    • SV
      0
      ERA
      4.65
      K
      318
      WHIP
      1.48
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    Biography

    Position Relief Pitcher
    Birthdate24/11/1979
    BAT/THRLeft/Left
    BirthplaceCarson, CA
    Debut Year2003

    Career History

    Los Angeles Angels
    Los Angeles Angels2011-2011 (1 Season)
    Kansas City Royals
    Kansas City Royals2008*-2009 (2 Seasons)
    Chicago White Sox
    Chicago White Sox2008*-2008 (1 Season)
    Seattle Mariners
    Seattle Mariners2007-2007 (1 Season)
    Atlanta Braves
    Atlanta Braves2003-2006 (4 Seasons)

    MLB News

    Astros win AL West with 81-81 record, worst for first-place team, beat A's 9-0

    Astros win AL West with 81-81 record, worst for first-place team, beat A's 9-0

    — The Houston Astros won their fifth AL West title in six years despite finishing with the worst record for a first-place team, beating the Athletics 9-0 Sunday behind Lucas Spence’s two-run triple to finish at 81-81.
    Rangers stumble in final weekend of season, miss playoffs

    Rangers stumble in final weekend of season, miss playoffs

    The beer and bubbly stayed on ice, and rather than loud music and cheers, the only sounds in the Rangers clubhouse Sunday evening were of players saying goodbye and wishing each other well in the offseason.
    Lovullo's future uncertain as Diamondbacks miss playoffs

    Lovullo's future uncertain as Diamondbacks miss playoffs

    Torey Lovullo may be the winningest manager in Diamondbacks history with a record of 750-768, but on Sunday, he acknowledged he is uncertain about his future with the club after Arizona missed the playoffs yet again on the final day of the regular season.
    Blue Jays' Max Scherzer strikes out 7 on short rest in season finale

    Blue Jays' Max Scherzer strikes out 7 on short rest in season finale

    Pitching on three days of rest, 42-year-old Max Scherzer struck out seven over seven-plus innings to earn the 225th victory of his career as the Blue Jays won 5-1 over the Reds.
    Los Angeles Angels vs. Seattle Mariners: Game Highlights

    Los Angeles Angels vs. Seattle Mariners: Game Highlights

    Los Angeles Angels vs. Seattle Mariners: Game Highlights
    Cincinnati Reds vs Toronto Blue Jays: Game Highlights

    Cincinnati Reds vs Toronto Blue Jays: Game Highlights

    Cincinnati Reds vs Toronto Blue Jays: Game Highlights
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