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Buddy Bradford

Buddy Bradford Notable

b. July 25, 1944 · Chicago White Sox 1966–1970, 1972–1976, Cleveland Indians 1970–1971, Cincinnati Reds 1971, St. Louis Cardinals 1975

Buddy Bradford played for four clubs across 11 seasons as a right fielder, opening with the Chicago White Sox in 1966 and closing with the St. Louis Cardinals in 1975.

Across 697 games he batted .226, with 363 hits and 224 runs. He finished with 52 home runs, 50 doubles and 36 stolen bases.

He played 587 games in the outfield, with 941 putouts and 29 errors.

He was born in Mobile, AL, USA on July 25, 1944. He batted right-handed and threw right-handed.

Batting, season by season

YearTeam GABR H2B3B HRRBIBB SOSBAVG
1966 CHW 142834 000 0260 .143
1967 CHW 242062 100 1171 .100
1968 CHW 1032813261 1105 2423678 .217
1969 CHW 932733670 8211 2734755 .256
1970 CHW/CLE 1072543349 919 3131731 .193
1971 CIN/CLE 991382126 512 1520334 .188
1972 CHW 35481313 202 84133 .271
1973 CHW 531682440 318 1517434 .238
1974 CHW 39961632 205 1013111 .333
1975 CHW/STL 751392031 416 3020463 .223
1976 CHW 551602035 524 1419376 .219
Career 6971605224363 50852 17518441136 .226

On this day & linked events

1944

Born July 25, 1944

Mobile, AL, USA

1966

Major-league debut: Buddy Bradford

Buddy Bradford made a major-league debut on September 9, 1966.

1976

Final major-league game: Buddy Bradford

Buddy Bradford played a final major-league game on July 24, 1976.

Image: Chicago White Sox, public domain