Scott Feldman

Baseball pitcher, Texas Rangers

Scott Feldman - Baseball pitcher, Texas Rangers
Born

February 7th, 1983
42 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United States

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A professional baseball pitcher, contributions were primarily with the Texas Rangers. Made MLB debut in 2005 and played a significant role in various seasons. Participated in the All-Star Game in 2009. Over a 15-year career, Feldman played for multiple teams including the Chicago Cubs and Houston Astros, showcasing skills as both a starter and reliever.

Made MLB debut in 2005 with Texas Rangers

Participated in the 2009 All-Star Game

Achieved 50+ career wins

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