Randy Johnson

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Randy Johnson is a Hall of Fame left-handed pitcher renowned for his overpowering fastball and dominance in Major League Baseball during the 1990s and early 2000s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Major League Baseball player
baseball player
human
pitcher
allStarSelections 10
bats right
careerEarnedRunAverage 3.29
careerInningsPitched 4135.1
careerStrikeouts 4875
careerWins 303
collegeAttended University of Southern California
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
cyYoungAwardLeague American League
National League
cyYoungAwards 5
dateOfBirth 1963-09-10
eraOfProminence 1990s
2000s
familyName Johnson
fastballVelocity upper 90s mph
finalMlbGameDate 2009-10-04
finalMlbTeam San Francisco Giants
fullName Randall David Johnson
givenName Randall
hallOfFameInduction National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
surface form: National Baseball Hall of Fame
hallOfFameInductionYear 2015
height 6 ft 10 in
knownFor dominant left-handed pitching
high strikeout totals
overpowering fastball
league Major League Baseball
mlbDebutDate 1988-09-15
mlbDebutTeam Washington Nationals
surface form: Montreal Expos
nickname The Big Unit
notablePitch slider
perfectGameTeam Arizona Diamondbacks
pitchedNoHitter 1990-06-02
pitchedPerfectGame 2004-05-18
placeOfBirth Walnut Creek, California
surface form: Walnut Creek, California, United States
playedFor Arizona Diamondbacks
Houston Astros
Washington Nationals
surface form: Montreal Expos

New York Yankees
San Francisco Giants
Seattle Mariners
position starting pitcher
sexOrGender male
sport baseball
throws left
throwsHandedness left-handed
worldSeriesChampionTeam Arizona Diamondbacks
worldSeriesChampionYear 2001
worldSeriesCoMVP 2001 World Series
worldSeriesTitles 1

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Seattle Mariners notablePlayer Randy Johnson
Curt Schilling coWorldSeriesMVPWith Randy Johnson
Arizona Diamondbacks notablePlayer Randy Johnson
Arizona Diamondbacks WorldSeriesMVP Randy Johnson
Schill sharedAwardWith Randy Johnson
Edgar Martínez (Seattle Mariners designated hitter) teammateOf Randy Johnson
subject surface form: Edgar Martínez
2002 Major League Baseball season notablePlayerPerformance Randy Johnson
this entity surface form: Randy Johnson won his fourth consecutive Cy Young Award
USC Trojans baseball notableAlumnus Randy Johnson
Warren Spahn Award firstWinner Randy Johnson
Warren Spahn Award hasWinner Randy Johnson
AZD retiredNumberHonoree Randy Johnson
subject surface form: Arizona Diamondbacks
AZD notablePlayer Randy Johnson
subject surface form: Arizona Diamondbacks
2001 World Series mostValuablePlayer Randy Johnson
2001 World Series game7WinningPitcher Randy Johnson