Giovanni Carrara

Venezuelan baseball player, Major Leagues

Giovanni Carrara - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 4th, 1968
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Born in Venezuela in 1968, Carrara played professional baseball primarily as a pitcher. His career spanned from 1992 to 2000, with stints in Major League Baseball. He pitched for teams such as the California Angels and the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Carrara achieved notable success while playing in the Venezuelan Professional Baseball League.

Played for the California Angels

Pitched for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays

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