January 29
25 notable birthdays · 23 in memoriam
Born on January 29
Most accomplished baseball figures with this birthday, ranked by career impact.
-
01Jason Schmidt b. 1973
-
02Jose Abreu b. 1987
-
03Wilson Redus b. 1905
-
04Alex Avila b. 1987
-
05Hank Edwards b. 1919
-
06John Habyan b. 1964
-
07Jair Jurrjens b. 1986
-
08Steve Sax b. 1960
-
09Mike Aldrete b. 1961
-
10Pancho Coimbre b. 1909
-
11Bill Rigney b. 1918
-
12Aubrey Owens b. 1896
-
13Connor Brogdon b. 1995
-
14Ryan Loutos b. 1999
-
15James Triantos b. 2003
-
16Dick Burrus b. 1898
-
17Bill Kindle b. 1891
-
18Morgan Burkhart b. 1972
-
19Hank Conger b. 1988
-
20Lance Niekro b. 1979
-
21Kevin Roberson b. 1968
-
22Bill Krieg b. 1859
-
23Hack Simmons b. 1885
-
24Tony Pierce b. 1946
-
25Pat Patterson b. 1897
Remembered on January 29
Baseball figures lost on this date.
-
01Art Fowler 1922–2007
-
02Lee Meadows 1894–1963
-
03Del Gainer 1886–1947
-
04Sam Thompson 1908–1978
-
05Homer Summa 1898–1966
-
06Bob Madison 1911–1973
-
07Joe Delahanty 1875–1936
-
08Bill Schenck 1854–1934
-
09Milt Galatzer 1907–1976
-
10Duke Markham 1906–1939
-
11Topeka Jack Johnson 1883–1940
-
12Honey Green 1915–1989
-
13Charlie Bates 1907–1980
-
14Emmet Campbell 1887–1929
-
15Arthur Dilworth 1894–1952
-
16Bill Henry 1942–2022
-
17Dolly King 1913–1969
-
18Booker Robinson 1918–1998
-
19George Fisher 1855–1937
-
20Andy Harrington 1903–1979
-
21Steve White 1884–1975
-
22Heinie Stafford 1891–1972
-
23Marty Barrett 1860–1910
January 29 in the record
The birthday list for January 29 has 25 names, headed by Jason Schmidt. Birth years range from 1859 (Bill Krieg) to 2003 (James Triantos). The January 29 list continues with Jose Abreu (b. 1987, .283 avg, 263 HR) and Wilson Redus (b. 1905, .303 avg, 89 HR). Not every January 29 birthday is American-born: the list also covers Cuba, Curaçao, and P.R. The highest-ranked hitter born on January 29, Jose Abreu, carries a .283 avg, 263 HR line, and the highest-ranked pitcher, Jason Schmidt, went 130-96, 3.96 ERA. Open-ended career spans mark January 29 birthdays with no final game on record, such as Jose Abreu, Connor Brogdon, and Ryan Loutos. 23 baseball figures died on January 29; Art Fowler is listed first. Lee Meadows (1894–1963) and Del Gainer (1886–1947) follow Art Fowler on the list. The deaths span 1910, Marty Barrett, to 2022, Bill Henry. Jason Schmidt tops the page on the site's career-impact scale; each name links to a full profile.