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Positions: P-709

Full Name: Graeme John Lloyd
Born: Apr 9,1967 in Geelong, Australia
Height: 6-7 Weight: 234 Bats: Left Throws: Left
High School: Geelong Technical (Victoria,AU)
College: None

Drafted: Signed as an undrafted free agent by the Toronto Blue Jays in 1988

Olympics Australia 2004

World Series Champion 2x NYY 1996,1998

MLB Debut: Apr 11,1993

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Scouting Report
Control:	62
K-Rating:	36
Efficiency:	54
vsPower:	60
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Transactions History

Signed as an undrafted free agent by the Toronto Blue Jays in 1988

Jan 26,1988 - Signed as undrafted amateur Free Agent by Blue Jays.
Dec 8,1992 - Traded by Phillies to Brewers for John Trisler.
Aug 23,1996 - Traded by Brewers with Ricky Bones and Pat Listach to Yankees for Gerald Williams and Bob Wickman. Graeme Lloyd returned to Brewers.
Feb 18,1999 - Traded by Yankees with David Wells and Homer Bush to Blue Jays for Roger Clemens.
Oct 29,1999 - Granted Free Agency.
Dec 20,1999 - Signed as Free Agent by Expos.
Jul 11,2002 - Traded by Expos with Donald Levinski, Justin Wayne, Carl Pavano and Mike Mordecai to Marlins for Claudio Vargas, Wilton Guerrero, Cliff Floyd and Cash.
Oct 30,2002 - Granted Free Agency.
Jan 24,2003 - Signed as Free Agent by Mets.
Jul 28,2003 - Traded by Mets to Royals for Jeremy Hill.
Oct 30,2003 - Granted Free Agency.

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Disabled List Notes: The accumulation of disabled list data started in 2001. Though most DL visits are accounted for during this time, the injury description and activation date are not always available.

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