NealHeaton

Relief Pitcher

Birthdate
3/3/1960
BAT/THR
Left/Left
Birthplace
Holtsville, NY

Position Relief Pitcher

Birthdate3/3/1960

BAT/THRLeft/Left

BirthplaceHoltsville, NY

Debut Year1982

New York Yankees1993-1993 (1 Season)

Kansas City Royals1992*-1992 (1 Season)

Milwaukee Brewers1992*-1992 (1 Season)

Pittsburgh Pirates1989-1991 (3 Seasons)

Montreal Expos1987-1988 (2 Seasons)

Minnesota Twins1986*-1986 (1 Season)

Cleveland Indians1982-1986* (5 Seasons)

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NealHeaton

Biography

Career History

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