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James Joseph Leyritz (born
December 27, 1963) is an
American former professional baseball catcher and infielder. In his 11-year
Major League Baseball...
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Leyritz-Monc****in (French pronunciation: [lɛʁits mɔ̃kasɛ̃]; Occitan:
Lairitz e Montc****in) is a
commune in the Lot-et-Garonne
department in south-western...
- the corners,
catcher Jim
Leyritz, who had
replaced Joe
Girardi in the
bottom of the sixth, came up for his
first at bat.
Leyritz later said he felt he had...
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right side
making it 3–1 Yankees.
Later in the inning,
Rocker walked Jim
Leyritz with the
bases loaded to
force home
another run. All four runs were charged...
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signed as a free
agent with the New York Yankees.
December 5, 1996: Jim
Leyritz was
traded by the New York
Yankees to the
Anaheim Angels for
players to...
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timely hitting from
relatively unknown hitter Jim
Leyritz, who hit 3 home runs in the NLDS
alone (
Leyritz had hit 4
homers in 62
games pla****
during the...
- Gibbons,
Brian Giles, Pete Incaviglia,
Lance Johnson,
Jacque Jones, Jim
Leyritz,
Ramiro Mendoza,
Hensley Meulens,
Jamie Navarro,
Alonzo Powell,
Scott Spiezio...
- home run in the stadium's
history belongs to Jim
Leyritz, who hit a 3-run home run in Game 4.
Leyritz was also Pet****e's
batterymate for Game 5.) For...
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Gooden signed as a free
agent with the New York Yankees. June 20, 2000: Jim
Leyritz was
traded by the New York
Yankees to the Los
Angeles Dodgers for José...
- Evans, Mike Fitzgerald,
Willie Harris,
Shawn Hillegas,
Garey Ingram, Jim
Leyritz,
Larry Littleton,
Warren Newson, Josh Red****,
Ernie Riles, Ray Stephens...
