Mike Koplove

Mike Koplove

Mike Koplove was born on August 30th, 1976

Full Name: Michael Gary Koplove
Birth Place: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Zodiac Sign: Leo
Profession: Baseball Player
Teams Played For: Arizona Diamondbacks, Cleveland Indians
Position: Pitcher
Notable Achievements: World Series Champion
Education: University of Delaware

A left-handed relief pitcher with a 10-year MLB career, known for his unique sidearm delivery and effectiveness against right-handed hitters.

Timeline
1976
Birth of Mike Koplove
Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to a family of modest means.
1998
Made MLB debut
Made his Major League Baseball debut with the Arizona Diamondbacks.
2001
Won the World Series
Won the World Series with the Arizona Diamondbacks, defeating the New York Yankees in seven games.
2005
Signed with the Cleveland Indians
Signed as a free agent with the Cleveland Indians, playing for the team from 2005 to 2007.
2009
Retired from professional baseball
Retired from professional baseball, ending a 12-year MLB career.
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FAQ
Who is Mike Koplove?
Mike Koplove is an American baseball player who played as a relief pitcher in Major League Baseball (MLB) for 11 seasons.
Which teams did Mike Koplove play for?
Mike Koplove played for the Arizona Diamondbacks, Cleveland Indians, and Pittsburgh Pirates during his MLB career.
What is Mike Koploves career ERA?
Mike Koplove has a career ERA of 3.82 in 294 appearances, with 242 strikeouts and 114 walks.
Did Mike Koplove win any championships?
Yes, Mike Koplove was a member of the Arizona Diamondbacks team that won the National League West division title in 2001.
What is Mike Koplove doing now?
Mike Koplove is currently a minor league pitching coach for the Chicago Cubs organization.

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