Harold Reynolds

Baseball player and sportscaster

Harold Reynolds - Athletes & Sports Figures born November 26th, 1960
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Played as a second baseman in Major League Baseball from 1983 to 1994, primarily for the Seattle Mariners. After retirement, transitioned into a career as a sportscaster, providing analysis and commentary for various networks including ESPN and MLB Network. Contributed to baseball coverage and provided insights into the game through broadcasting. Inducted into the Oregon State Baseball Hall of Fame for achievements during college and professional career.

Played for the Seattle Mariners

Inducted into the Oregon State Baseball Hall of Fame

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