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Al Weis Notable

b. April 2, 1938 · Chicago White Sox 1962–1967, New York Mets 1968–1971

Al Weis divided 10 seasons between two clubs as a second baseman: the Chicago White Sox from 1962, then the New York Mets through 1971.

Across 800 games he batted .219, with 346 hits and 195 runs. He finished with 7 home runs, 45 doubles and 55 stolen bases.

He played 488 games at second base, with 914 assists and 43 errors. He turned 214 double plays. He also played 204 games at shortstop.

He was born in Franklin Square, NY, USA on April 2, 1938. He batted both ways and threw right-handed.

Honors

AwardTimesYears
Babe Ruth Award 1 1969

Batting, season by season

YearTeam GABR H2B3B HRRBIBB SOSBAVG
1962 CHW 71221 000 0231 .083
1963 CHW 992104157 900 18183715 .271
1964 CHW 1333283681 442 23224122 .247
1965 CHW 1031352940 431 1212224 .296
1966 CHW 1291872029 410 917503 .155
1967 CHW 5053913 200 4173 .245
1968 NYM 902741547 601 1421633 .172
1969 NYM 1032472053 922 2315513 .215
1970 NYM 751212025 711 117211 .207
1971 NYM 111130 000 1240 .000
Career 8001578195346 45117 11511729955 .219

On this day & linked events

1938

Born April 2, 1938

Franklin Square, NY, USA

1962

Major-league debut: Al Weis

Al Weis made a major-league debut on September 15, 1962.

1971

Final major-league game: Al Weis

Al Weis played a final major-league game on June 23, 1971.