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About Kurt Suzuki
Baseball Player Kurt Suzuki was born on October 4, 1983 in Wailuku, Hawaii, United States (He's 40 years old now).
Catcher in Major League Baseball who spent five seasons with the Team Oakland Athletics before joining the Team Washington Nationals in 2012. As a member of the Nationals, he won the 2019 World Series Championship.
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Kurt Suzuki before becoming famous
Kurt Suzuki was born in the Zodiac sign Libra (The Scales), and 1983 is also the year of Pig (豬) in the Chinese Zodiac.
In 2004, he was a member of the Cal State Fullerton baseball team that won the College World Series.
Achievement of Kurt Suzuki
In his senior year of college, he received the coveted Baseball Player Johnny Bench Award and the Brooks Wallace Award.
Kurt Suzuki's Family, Spouse, Dating and Relationship
Renee Suzuki, his wife, and he had a daughter.
Kurt Suzuki on Social Media
Kurt Suzuki's news on his Twitter: @kurtsuzuki.
Kurt Suzuki Collabed with
He hit the second-most home runs for the Team Oakland Athletics in 2009, trailing only teammate Baseball Player Jack Cust.
Kurt Suzuki Income & Net worth
Kurt Suzuki's income mainly comes from the work that created his reputation: a baseball player. Information about his net worth in 2024 is being updated as soon as possible by allfamous.org, you can contact to tell us Net Worth of the Kurt Suzuki.
Kurt Suzuki Height and Weight
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Latest information about Kurt Suzuki updated on March 22 2023.
