15 Facts About Marvin Freeman

Marvin Freeman was born on April 10,1963 and is a former Major League Baseball pitcher who played from 1986 to 1996 for the Philadelphia Phillies, Atlanta Braves and Colorado Rockies.

Marvin Freeman worked as both a starting pitcher and a reliever in his career.

Marvin Freeman made his MLB debut in 1986 and won his first game against the New York Mets on September 21,1986.

Marvin Freeman began his professional career in 1984 after being drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies in the second round of that year's amateur draft out of Jackson State University.

Marvin Freeman was originally drafted by the Montreal Expos in the ninth round of the '81 draft, but did not sign.

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Marvin Freeman was used primarily as a reliever, which brought a decent amount of success to the lanky right-hander in his late-20s.

Marvin Freeman came back down to earth a bit in 1993, as his ERA rose to 6.

Marvin Freeman was released by the Braves after the season, and signed by the Colorado Rockies four days later.

Marvin Freeman finished fourth in the voting – the highest finish by any Rockies pitcher until 2010 when Jimenez finished third.

Marvin Freeman's magical run was cut short by the 1994 MLB players' strike.

Marvin Freeman was battling a sore elbow going into the 1995 season, and it affected his results on the field.

Marvin Freeman made two more relief appearances upon his return, and finished the season with a 5.

Marvin Freeman found himself back in the rotation at the onset of the 1996 campaign, and the results were a little better at first, but gradually got worse as the season wore on.

Marvin Freeman became a free agent at the end of the '96 season and tried to catch on with the Toronto Blue Jays in the spring of 1997.

Marvin Freeman was best known as an electric clubhouse figure during his days with the Rockies.