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Aaron
Bracho
Los Angeles Dodgers
#0
Second Baseman
HT/WT
1.75 m, 87 kg
Birthdate
24/4/2001 (24)
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Left/Right
Birthplace
El Tigrito, Venezuela
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Minors
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