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Pablo López of the United States

a native of Venezuela

Starting with early admission to elementary school, I graduated from high school at the age of 16 and passed the medical school my parents attended

My childhood hobby was reading books on my father’s anatomy

But at the same time as he passed medical school, he signed an offer-om-minor league contract in Seattle, a Mayza team in the United States

At the crossroads of medical school vs baseball choice, I decided to play baseball with the active support of my father, who also likes baseball and was probably a player

The only objection is to give up my grandmother, Dr. Ewing, and play with the ball

After rolling hard in the U.S., he moved to the Minnesota Twins where his childhood idol Johan Santana played

On top of that, a four-year, $73 million contract was successful

When I retire, I will go back to college and get a degree

It is said that not only himself but also his relatives to his siblings are a family full of smart jobs such as lawyers and engineers