A talented right-handed pitcher who played for five teams, including the Cincinnati Reds, and was a six-time All-Star, winning 223 games in his 15-year career.
Born in 1910
A charismatic baseball pitcher and broadcaster known for his folksy, humorous commentary and impressive pitching career, including four All-Star appearances and a World Series championship.
Born in 1918
A legendary baseball player who won 266 games and threw three no-hitters, later becoming a popular sportscaster, known for his fastball and charismatic personality.
Born in 1900
A Hall of Fame pitcher who played 21 seasons with the Chicago White Sox, earning the nickname "Sunday Teddy" for his dominant weekend performances.
Born in 1908
Hall of Fame pitcher and manager who won 20 games in four consecutive seasons and managed the 1969 Seattle Pilots. Known for his impressive pitching career and later managerial stint.
Born in 1905
A Hall of Fame pitcher and coach who won 273 games and four World Series championships with the New York Yankees, earning him a reputation as one of the greatest pitchers of his era.
Born in 1893
Noted baseball player and manager who pitched in the MLB for 19 seasons, earning a spot in the National Baseball Hall of Fame for his impressive career.
Born in 1899
Noted baseball player and broadcaster, known for his pitching career with the Yankees and Reds, and later as a popular play-by-play announcer .
Born in 1893
Pitcher and coach who won 210 games and was a key member of the St. Louis Cardinals' Gashouse Gang team that won the 1931 World Series. He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1970.