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Mark Landon Johnson (born September 12 1975) is a former professional baseball player a catcher who played with several major league teams but primarily with the Chicago White Sox. In 2011 he retired as a player and became a minor league manager. Standing at 6'0 and weighing 185 pounds Johnson attended Warner Robins High School in Warner Robins Georgia. Batting left-handed but throwing right-handed Johnson was drafted by the Chicago White Sox 26th overall in the 1994 draft.
Is Mark Johnson still alive? Are there any death rumors?
Yes, as far as we know, Mark Johnson is still alive. We don't have any current information about Mark Johnson's health. However, being younger than 50, we hope that everything is ok.
Which team(s) did Mark Johnson play for?
Mark Johnson has played for multiple teams, the most important are: Chicago White Sox, Milwaukee Brewers, Oakland Athletics and St. Louis Cardinals.
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Which teams did Mark Johnson play for in the past?
Mark Johnson had played for various teams in the past, for example: Chicago White Sox and St. Louis Cardinals.
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Which position does Mark Johnson play?
Mark Johnson plays as a Catcher.
When did Mark Johnson retire? When did Mark Johnson end the active career?
Mark Johnson retired on the 27th of September 2008, which is more than 15 years ago. The date of Mark Johnson's retirement fell on a Saturday.
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When did Mark Johnson's career start? How long ago was that?
Mark Johnson's career started on the 14th of September 1998, which is more than 25 years ago. The first day of Mark Johnson's career was a Monday.
Who are similar baseball players to Mark Johnson?
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What is Mark Johnson doing now?
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