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Jason Lloyd Phillips (born September 27 1976 in La Mesa California) is a former Major League Baseball catcher and first baseman who now serves as bullpen catcher for the Seattle Mariners. He also played in the Australian Baseball League with the Hunter Eagles. He is the older brother of catcher and first baseman Kyle Phillips.
Is Jason Phillips still alive? Are there any death rumors?
Yes, as far as we know, Jason Phillips is still alive. We don't have any current information about Jason Phillips's health. However, being younger than 50, we hope that everything is ok.
Where was Jason Phillips born?
Jason Phillips was born in La Mesa California.
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Which team(s) did Jason Phillips play for?
Jason Phillips has played for multiple teams, the most important are: Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Mets and Toronto Blue Jays.
Is Jason Phillips gay or straight?
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Which teams did Jason Phillips play for in the past?
Jason Phillips had played for various teams in the past, for example: New York Mets and Toronto Blue Jays.
Which position does Jason Phillips play?
Jason Phillips plays as a Catcher.
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When did Jason Phillips retire? When did Jason Phillips end the active career?
Jason Phillips retired on the 18th of July 2007, which is more than 16 years ago. The date of Jason Phillips's retirement fell on a Wednesday.
When did Jason Phillips's career start? How long ago was that?
Jason Phillips's career started on the 19th of September 2001, which is more than 22 years ago. The first day of Jason Phillips's career was a Wednesday.
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Who are similar baseball players to Jason Phillips?
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What is Jason Phillips doing now?
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What is Jason Phillips's net worth in 2024? How much does Jason Phillips earn?
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