Daniel Garibay (born February 14, 1973) is a retired

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who played

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in ; he played for the

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. Garibay was 27 when he made his MLB debut for the Cubs. He pitched as both a starter and relief pitcher. He compiled a 6.03 ERA in 74.2 IP.

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