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Mark
Lemke
Second Baseman
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Birthdate
13/8/1965
BAT/THR
Both/Right
Birthplace
Utica, NY
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Position
Second Baseman
Birthdate
13/8/1965
BAT/THR
Both/Right
Birthplace
Utica, NY
Career History
Boston Red Sox
1998-1998 (1 Season)
Atlanta Braves
1988-1997 (10 Seasons)
MLB News
NL playoff bracket awaits results from Mets-Braves twin bill
With the Major League Baseball playoffs set to begin this week, the National League side is still uncertain because the New York Mets and Atlanta Braves need to play for wild-card spots in a makeup doubleheader on Monday, beginning at 1:10 p.m. ET.
Yankees' Anthony Rizzo (hand) 'long shot' to play in ALDS
The Yankees' Anthony Rizzo has two fractured fingers in his right hand. "I don't necessarily expect him for the division series," manager Aaron Boone said. "I still view that as very much a long shot."
Passan: 'The future is now' in Royals-Orioles matchup
The "Baseball Tonight" crew marvels at the superstar shortstop showdown between Bobby Witt Jr. and Gunnar Henderson when the Royals and Orioles face off.
Rain leaves Guardians' José Ramírez 1 HR shy of 40-40 club
Cleveland's José Ramírez finished one home run shy of becoming the seventh player to hit 40 homers and steal 40 bases in the same season, denied the chance when the Guardians' regular-season finale against the Astros was canceled by rain Sunday.
Chicago White Sox offer no excuses for 'failure' of a season
In releasing a letter to fans Sunday, Chicago White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf labeled his team's record-shattering losing season "embarrassing" and a "failure" that he said was his responsibility, as the franchise takes a turn toward the offseason.
Verdugo hits go-ahead single as Yankees end regular season with 6-4 win over Pirates
— Alex Verdugo hit a go-ahead, two-run single with the bases loaded and two outs in the eighth inning and the New York Yankees ended the regular season with a 6-4 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Sunday.
