Manny Alexander

Baseball player, 1996 MLB debut

Manny Alexander - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 20th, 1971
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Debuted in Major League Baseball in 1996. Played as an infielder for multiple teams including the Detroit Tigers, Chicago Cubs, and Seattle Mariners. Concluded MLB career after the 2000 season. Competed in professional baseball for several years often showcasing versatility on the field.

Debuted with the Detroit Tigers in 1996

Played for the Chicago Cubs and Seattle Mariners

Participated in MLB for five seasons

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