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Biography
and Personal Profile:
Born: 25 July 1962 (age 57
years), Victoria, Texas, United States
Sports coached: Professional
baseball
Number: 15 (Pittsburgh Pirates /
Pitcher)
Children: Kyle Drabek
Education: St Joseph High School,
University of Houston
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