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Wade Blasingame Notable

b. November 22, 1943 · Milwaukee Braves 1963–1965, Atlanta Braves 1966–1967, Houston Astros 1967–1972, New York Yankees 1972

Wade Blasingame played for four clubs across 10 seasons as a pitcher, opening with the Milwaukee Braves in 1963 and closing with the New York Yankees in 1972. His longest stay was with the Houston Astros, from 1967 to 1972.

He went 46 and 51 with a 4.52 earned run average, pitching 863.7 innings in 222 games. He struck out 512 and threw 2 shutouts. Across 227 games he batted .166, with 44 hits and 18 runs. He finished with 3 home runs and 12 doubles.

He was born in Deming, NM, USA on November 22, 1943. He batted left-handed and threw left-handed.

Batting, season by season

YearTeam GABR H2B3B HRRBIBB SOSBAVG
1963 MLN 2000 000 0000
1964 MLN 294057 201 36130 .175
1965 MLN 3881515 501 31250 .185
1966 ATL 182315 100 2230 .217
1967 ATL/HOU 262925 100 16160 .172
1968 HOU 22500 000 0320 .000
1969 HOU 271200 000 0050 .000
1970 HOU 132402 000 24100 .083
1971 HOU 3049510 301 97180 .204
1972 HOU/NYY 22200 000 0120 .000
Career 2272651844 1203 2030940 .166

Pitching, season by season

YearTeam WLG GSSVIP HERBB SOERA
1963 MLN 0020 03.07 42612.00
1964 MLN 952813 2116.2113 5551704.24
1965 MLN 16103836 1224.2200 941161173.77
1966 ATL 371612 067.271 4025345.32
1967 ATL/HOU 572518 0102.1118 6448665.63
1968 HOU 12222 136.045 1910224.75
1969 HOU 05265 152.066 3133335.37
1970 HOU 331313 077.276 3023553.48
1971 HOU 9113028 0158.1177 8145934.60
1972 HOU/NYY 01221 025.118 1619165.68
Career 4651222128 5863.2891 434372512 4.52

On this day & linked events

1943

Born November 22, 1943

Deming, NM, USA

1963

Major-league debut: Wade Blasingame

Wade Blasingame made a major-league debut on September 17, 1963.

1969

Jim Maloney's No-Hitter

Jim Maloney threw a no-hitter for the Cincinnati Reds against the Houston Astros on April 30, 1969, winning 10–0.

1972

Final major-league game: Wade Blasingame

Wade Blasingame played a final major-league game on September 22, 1972.