Paul Mirabella

Baseball pitcher with Texas Rangers

Paul Mirabella - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 20th, 1954
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Played as a pitcher in Major League Baseball during the 1980s. Made appearances for teams such as the Texas Rangers and the New York Yankees. Known for contributions to each team's pitching staff, achieving a professional playing career that spanned several seasons.

Played for the Texas Rangers

Appeared with the New York Yankees

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