Jason Giambi

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Jason Giambi is a former Major League Baseball slugger and MVP known for his powerful hitting, long career with teams like the Oakland Athletics and New York Yankees, and a high-profile performance-enhancing drug scandal.

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instanceOf human
professional baseball player
admittedTo using performance-enhancing drugs
allStarSelection 5
awardReceived American League Most Valuable Player Award NERFINISHED
Silver Slugger Award
bats left
battingStyle slugger
brother Jeremy Giambi NERFINISHED
collegeAttended Long Beach State University NERFINISHED
collegeTeam Long Beach State Dirtbags baseball NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1971-01-08
draftedBy Oakland Athletics NERFINISHED
draftRound 2
draftYear 1992
familyName Giambi NERFINISHED
finalMLBGame 2014-09-27
finalMLBTeam Cleveland Indians NERFINISHED
fullName Jason Gilbert Giambi NERFINISHED
givenName Jason NERFINISHED
hitsCareer over 2000
homeRunsCareer over 400
involvedIn performance-enhancing drug scandal
knownFor drawing walks
high on-base percentage
power hitting
league Major League Baseball
madePublicApology 2005
MLBDebut 1995-05-08
MLBDebutTeam Oakland Athletics NERFINISHED
MVPSeason 2000
occupation baseball coach
onBasePercentageLeader American League NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth West Covina, California, United States NERFINISHED
playedFor Cleveland Indians NERFINISHED
Colorado Rockies NERFINISHED
New York Yankees
Oakland Athletics NERFINISHED
position designated hitter
primaryPosition first baseman
RBIcareer over 1300
residence Las Vegas, Nevada, United States NERFINISHED
teamCaptain Oakland Athletics NERFINISHED
teamDuringMVPSeason Oakland Athletics NERFINISHED
testifiedIn BALCO investigation
throws right

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