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Positions: P-486, 1B-1

Full Name: Harry Ralston Black
Born: Jun 30,1957 in San Mateo, California
Height: 6-2 Weight: 185 Bats: Left Throws: Left
High School: Mark Morris (Longview, Washington)
College: San Diego State University

Drafted: Selected by Seattle Mariners in 17th Round (417th overall) of 1979 amateur entry draft (June-Reg)

Major League Manager

Player of the Week 1x Sep-23-1984

World Series Champion KC 1985

Signed by Scout: John Shafer

MLB Debut: Sep 5,1981

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Scouting Report
Control:	64
K-Rating:	37
Efficiency:	66
vsPower:	36
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Transactions History

Selected by Seattle Mariners in 17th Round (417th overall) of 1979 amateur entry draft (June-Reg)
*Selected by New York Mets in 2nd Round (44th overall) of 1977 amateur entry draft (June-Sec) did not sign
*Selected by San Francisco Giants in 3rd Round (60th overall) of 1977 amateur entry draft (Jan-Reg) did not sign

Mar 2,1982 - Traded by Mariners to Royals for Manny Castillo.
Jun 3,1988 - Traded by Royals to Indians for Pat Tabler.
Nov 4,1988 - Granted Free Agency.
Dec 5,1988 - Signed as Free Agent by Indians.
Sep 16,1990 - Traded by Indians to Blue Jays for Alex Sanchez, Steve Cummings and Mauro Gozzo.
Nov 5,1990 - Granted Free Agency.
Nov 9,1990 - Signed as Free Agent by Giants.
Oct 14,1994 - Granted Free Agency.
Apr 25,1995 - Signed as Free Agent by Indians.
Jul 14,1995 - Released by Indians.

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