TylerNaquin

Left Fielder

Birthdate
24/4/1991
BAT/THR
Left/Right
Birthplace
Spring, TX

Birthdate
24/4/1991
BAT/THR
Left/Right
Birthplace
Spring, TX
College
Texas A&M

Position Left Fielder

Birthdate24/4/1991

BAT/THRLeft/Right

BirthplaceSpring, TX

Debut Year2016

CollegeTexas A&M

Chicago White Sox2023-2023 (1 Season)

New York Mets2022*-2022 (1 Season)

Cincinnati Reds2021-2022* (2 Seasons)

Cleveland Indians2016-2020 (5 Seasons)

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TylerNaquin

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