Mike Pagliarulo

Birth Date: 03/15/1960

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Mike Pagliarulo was born and went to high school in Medford, Massachusetts before being drafted by the New York Yankees in 1981. He played several seasons for the Yankees, then the Padres, before joining the Twins via free agency just before the 1991 season. As part of a third base platoon that season, he was a complementary player that helped the Twins weather the loss of long-time third baseman Gary Gaetti on their way to their second championship season in Minnesota.

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Was a featured guest at the 2016 Twins Daily Winter Meltdown, where it was clear he had opinions about us baseball nerds.

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Michael Timothy Pagliarulo, a.k.a. "Pags" (born March 15, 1960), is an American former professional baseball third baseman and later the hitting coach of the Miami Marlins. He played in Major League Baseball for the New York Yankees, San Diego Padres, Minnesota Twins, Baltimore Orioles, and Texas Rangers, and in Nippon Professional Baseball for the Seibu Lions.

Mike Pagliarulo Statistics

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Year	Age	Tm	Lg	G	PA	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	CS	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	OPS+	TB	GDP	HBP	SH	SF	IBB	Pos
1984	24	NYY	AL	67	219	201	24	48	15	3	7	34	0	0	15	46	.239	.288	.448	.735	104	90	5	0	0	3	0	5/H
1985	25	NYY	AL	138	435	380	55	91	16	2	19	62	0	0	45	86	.239	.324	.442	.766	110	168	6	4	3	3	4	*5H
1986	26	NYY	AL	149	565	504	71	120	24	3	28	71	4	1	54	120	.238	.316	.464	.780	110	234	10	4	1	2	10	*5/H6
1987	27	NYY	AL	150	582	522	76	122	26	3	32	87	1	3	53	111	.234	.305	.479	.784	105	250	9	2	2	3	9	*5/H3
1988	28	NYY	AL	125	490	444	46	96	20	1	15	67	1	0	37	104	.216	.276	.367	.643	80	163	5	2	1	6	9	*5/H
1989	29	TOT	MLB	124	412	371	31	73	17	0	7	30	3	1	37	82	.197	.275	.299	.574	63	111	5	3	1	0	4	*5H/D
1989	29	NYY	AL	74	244	223	19	44	10	0	4	16	1	1	19	43	.197	.266	.296	.562	60	66	2	2	0	0	0	5H/D
1989	29	SDP	NL	50	168	148	12	29	7	0	3	14	2	0	18	39	.196	.287	.304	.591	69	45	3	1	1	0	4	5/H
1990	30	SDP	NL	128	446	398	29	101	23	2	7	38	1	3	39	66	.254	.322	.374	.696	91	149	12	3	2	4	3	*5H
1991	31	MIN	AL	121	393	365	38	102	20	0	6	36	1	2	21	55	.279	.322	.384	.706	91	140	9	3	2	2	3	*5/H4
1992	32	MIN	AL	42	108	105	10	21	4	0	0	9	1	0	1	17	.200	.213	.238	.451	26	25	1	1	0	1	0	5H/D
1993	33	TOT	AL	116	405	370	55	112	25	4	9	44	6	6	26	49	.303	.357	.465	.822	119	172	7	6	2	1	2	5H/3
1993	33	MIN	AL	83	279	253	31	74	16	4	3	23	6	6	18	34	.292	.350	.423	.773	108	107	5	5	2	1	2	5/H
1993	33	BAL	AL	33	126	117	24	38	9	0	6	21	0	0	8	15	.325	.373	.556	.929	143	65	2	1	0	0	0	5/3H

1995	35	TEX	AL	86	262	241	27	56	16	0	4	27	0	0	15	49	.232	.277	.349	.625	60	84	10	1	2	3	2	5H3
11 Yrs				1246	4317	3901	462	942	206	18	134	505	18	16	343	785	.241	.306	.407	.712	93	1586	79	29	16	28	46
162 Game Avg.				162	561	507	60	122	27	2	17	66	2	2	45	102	.241	.306	.407	.712	93	206	10	4	2	4	6

NYY (6 yrs)				703	2535	2274	291	521	111	12	105	337	7	5	223	510	.229	.300	.427	.727	98	971	37	14	7	17	32
MIN (3 yrs)				246	780	723	79	197	40	4	9	68	8	8	40	106	.272	.317	.376	.693	88	272	15	9	4	4	5
SDP (2 yrs)				178	614	546	41	130	30	2	10	52	3	3	57	105	.238	.313	.355	.668	85	194	15	4	3	4	7
TEX (1 yr)				86	262	241	27	56	16	0	4	27	0	0	15	49	.232	.277	.349	.625	60	84	10	1	2	3	2
BAL (1 yr)				33	126	117	24	38	9	0	6	21	0	0	8	15	.325	.373	.556	.929	143	65	2	1	0	0	0

AL (10 yrs)				1068	3703	3355	421	812	176	16	124	453	15	13	286	680	.242	.304	.415	.719	95	1392	64	25	13	24	39
NL (2 yrs)				178	614	546	41	130	30	2	10	52	3	3	57	105	.238	.313	.355	.668	85	194	15	4	3	4	7

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