January 30
25 notable birthdays · 15 in memoriam
Born on January 30
Most accomplished baseball figures with this birthday, ranked by career impact.
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01Davey Johnson b. 1943
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02Tony Mullane b. 1859
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03Walt Dropo b. 1923
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04Bryan Woo b. 2000
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05Luis Garcia b. 1987
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06Vin Campbell b. 1888
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07Kodai Senga b. 1993
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08Charlie Neal b. 1931
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09Jorge Cantu b. 1982
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10Sandy Amoros b. 1930
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11Mickey Harris b. 1917
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12Jeremy Hermida b. 1984
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13John Patterson b. 1978
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14Tyler Samaniego b. 1999
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15Ben Kudrna b. 2003
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16Mark Rogers b. 1986
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17Big Bill Smith b. 1869
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18Bob Henley b. 1973
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19Tyler Moore b. 1987
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20Keith Butler b. 1989
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21Nick Evans b. 1986
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22Jordan Pacheco b. 1986
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23Bob Katz b. 1911
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24Matt Alexander b. 1947
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25Brailyn Marquez b. 1999
Remembered on January 30
Baseball figures lost on this date.
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02Max Lanier 1915–2007
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03Billy Rhines 1869–1922
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04Aaron Ward 1896–1961
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05Sam Bennett 1884–1969
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06Jeff Innis 1962–2022
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07Coaker Triplett 1911–1992
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08Duane Josephson 1942–1997
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09Pidgey Morgan 1853–1910
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10Ray Roberts 1895–1962
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11Eddie Taylor 1901–1992
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12Cyclone Ryan 1866–1917
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13Frank McGee 1899–1934
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14Ed Taylor 1877–1912
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15John Wood 1872–1929
January 30 in the record
The birthday list for January 30 has 25 names, headed by Davey Johnson. From Tony Mullane in 1859 to Ben Kudrna in 2003, the births cover a long stretch of the game. Behind Davey Johnson come Tony Mullane (b. 1859, 284-220, 3.05 ERA) and Walt Dropo (b. 1923, .270 avg, 152 HR). January 30 birthplaces outside the United States include Ireland, D.R., Japan, and Cuba. Career lines shown range from Davey Johnson's .261 avg, 136 HR to Tony Mullane's 284-220, 3.05 ERA on the mound. Recent names on the January 30 list, Bryan Woo, Luis Garcia, and Kodai Senga, show careers still open. Remembered on January 30: 15 names, starting with Herb Pennock. Among those remembered, Herb Pennock was a Hall of Famer. Also remembered on January 30: Max Lanier (1915–2007) and Billy Rhines (1869–1922). The earliest January 30 death listed is Pidgey Morgan in 1910; the most recent is Jeff Innis in 2022. Ranking on the January 30 page follows career impact, with Hall of Fame membership weighted heavily.