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'''Trevor Hale Enders''' was a [[Major League Baseball]] player. Enders was born on [[December 22]], [[1974]] in [[Milwaukee, Wisconsin]]. He was a pitcher who batted [[right handed]], threw [[left handed]], and is 6 foot 1. He attended college at Houston Baptist. Trevor played 1 season in the league, as a member of the [[Tampa Bay Rays|Tampa Bay Devil Rays]] in the [[2000]] season. In 9 career games pitched in relief, Enders had an 0-1 record in 9.1 innings pitched, allowed 14 hits, and had 5 strikeouts. |
'''Trevor Hale Enders''' was a [[Major League Baseball]] player. Enders was born on [[December 22]], [[1974]] in [[Milwaukee, Wisconsin]]. He was a pitcher who batted [[right handed]], threw [[left handed]], and is 6 foot 1. He attended college at Houston Baptist. Trevor played 1 season in the league, as a member of the [[Tampa Bay Rays|Tampa Bay Devil Rays]] in the [[2000]] season. In 9 career games pitched in relief, Enders had an 0-1 record in 9.1 innings pitched, allowed 14 hits, and had 5 strikeouts. |
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Trevor Hale Enders was a Major League Baseball player. Enders was born on December 22, 1974 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He was a pitcher who batted right handed, threw left handed, and is 6 foot 1. He attended college at Houston Baptist. Trevor played 1 season in the league, as a member of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays in the 2000 season. In 9 career games pitched in relief, Enders had an 0-1 record in 9.1 innings pitched, allowed 14 hits, and had 5 strikeouts.
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