Lou Frazier

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Arthur Louis Frazier (born January 26, 1965 in St. Louis, Missouri) was a Major League Baseball player from 1993 to 1998 for the Montreal Expos, Texas Rangers, and Chicago White Sox. He mostly played the outfield positions. He is currently the first base coach for the Pittsburgh Pirates.

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Pittsburgh Pirates current roster

2 Jack Wilson | 5 Chris Gomez | 12 Freddy Sanchez | 13 Nate McLouth | 16 Doug Mientkiewicz | 18 Jason Michaels | 19 José Bautista | 22 Xavier Nady | 24 Tom Gorzelanny | 25 Adam LaRoche | 28 Paul Maholm | 30 Tyler Yates | 31 Luis Rivas | 32 Phil Dumatrait | 34 John Grabow | 37 Raúl Chávez | 38 Jason Bay | 41 Ryan Doumit | 43 Dámaso Marté | 45 Ian Snell | 49 Bryan Bullington | 52 Franquelis Osoria | 55 Matt Capps | 57 Zach Duke | 61 Sean Burnett

Inactive (40-man) roster: 3 Nyjer Morgan | 10 Brian Bixler | 15 Kevin Thompson | 26 Ronny Paulino | 27 Ty Taubenheim | 46 Jimmy Barthmaier | 47 John Van Benschoten | 50 Dave Davidson | 51 Steve Pearce | 53 Ronald Belisario | 56 Marino Salas | 58 Rómulo Sánchez | 64 Yoslan Herrera | 79 Luis Muñoz

Disabled list: 6 Chris Duffy

Coaching Staff: Manager 7 John Russell | Bench 14 Gary Varsho | 1st Base 17 Lou Frazier | 3rd Base 29 Tony Beasley | Hitting 59 Don Long | Pitching 23 Jeff Andrews | Bullpen 60 Luis Dorante | Bullpen Catcher 86 Heberto Andrade
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