Jeremy Bonderman
Major League Baseball pitcher
Born
October 28th, 1982
43 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
United States
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Played in Major League Baseball primarily for the Detroit Tigers. Debuted in 2003 and had a professional career that spanned until 2014. Achieved notable success in the 2006 season, helping the Tigers to reach the American League Championship Series. Known for his hard-throwing style and durability on the mound, Bonderman contributed to the team's resurgence during his tenure.
Pitched for the Detroit Tigers from 2003 to 2012
Helped the Tigers reach the ALCS in 2006
Achieved a career-high 14 wins in 2006
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