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Al Nixon Notable

b. April 11, 1886 · Brooklyn Robins 1915–1916, 1918, Boston Braves 1921–1923, Philadelphia Phillies 1926–1928

Al Nixon played for three clubs across 14 seasons as a center fielder, opening with the Brooklyn Robins in 1915 and closing with the Philadelphia Phillies in 1928.

Across 422 games he batted .277, with 372 hits and 180 runs. He finished with 7 home runs, 60 doubles and 19 stolen bases.

He played 373 games in the outfield, with 879 putouts and 19 errors.

He was born in Atlantic City, NJ, USA on April 11, 1886, and died on November 9, 1960. He batted right-handed and threw left-handed.

Batting, season by season

YearTeam GABR H2B3B HRRBIBB SOSBAVG
1915 BRO 142636 100 2241 .231
1916 BRO 1202 000 0000 1.000
1918 BRO 61115 000 0000 .455
1921 BSN 551382533 631 97113 .239
1922 BSN 863183584 1442 229196 .264
1923 BSN 883215388 1240 1924142 .274
1926 PHI 933113891 1824 4113205 .293
1927 PHI 541541848 700 18551 .312
1928 PHI 2564715 200 7641 .234
Career 4221345180372 60137 118667719 .277

On this day & linked events

1886

Born April 11, 1886

Atlantic City, NJ, USA

1960

Died November 9, 1960

1915

Major-league debut: Al Nixon

Al Nixon made a major-league debut on September 4, 1915.

1928

Final major-league game: Al Nixon

Al Nixon played a final major-league game on June 6, 1928.