February 7
25 notable birthdays · 14 in memoriam
Born on February 7
Most accomplished baseball figures with this birthday, ranked by career impact.
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01Burt Hooton b. 1950
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02Al Smith b. 1928
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03Dan Quisenberry b. 1953
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04Carney Lansford b. 1957
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05Tom Daly b. 1866
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06Charlie Jamieson b. 1893
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07Roberto Osuna b. 1995
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08Bill Riggins b. 1900
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09Willie Bobo b. 1898
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10Juan Pizarro b. 1937
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11Spike Shannon b. 1875
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12Johnny Jones b. 1896
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13J. P. Feyereisen b. 1993
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14Jasson Domínguez b. 2003
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15Victor Arano b. 1995
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16Benny Ayala b. 1951
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17Josh Ekness b. 2002
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18Kervin Castro b. 1999
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19Ty Adcock b. 1997
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20Jerry Lane b. 1926
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21Damaso Garcia b. 1957
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22Mel Almada b. 1913
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23Ted Ford b. 1947
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24Danny Lynch b. 1926
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25Bien Figueroa b. 1964
Remembered on February 7
Baseball figures lost on this date.
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04Jack Taylor 1873–1900
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05Cecil Upshaw 1942–1995
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06Jimmy Dygert 1884–1936
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07Angel Echevarria 1971–2020
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08Rube Chambers 1903–1928
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09Tim Murnane 1850–1917
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10John Gabler 1930–2009
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11George Detore 1906–1991
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12Ollie Marquardt 1902–1968
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13Joe Vitelli 1908–1967
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14Joe Poetz 1900–1942
February 7 in the record
Leading the February 7 birthdays is Burt Hooton, first of 25 players shown. Tom Daly, born in 1866, is the earliest birth listed, and Jasson Domínguez (2003) the latest. The February 7 list continues with Al Smith (b. 1928, .273 avg, 168 HR) and Dan Quisenberry (b. 1953, .167 avg, 0 HR). Not every February 7 birthday is American-born: the list also covers México, P.R., D.R., and Venezuela. For February 7, the best-placed batter is Al Smith at .273 avg, 168 HR; the best-placed pitcher, Burt Hooton, shows 151-136, 3.38 ERA. The span for J. P. Feyereisen, Jasson Domínguez, and Josh Ekness ends in a dash, meaning no last game is recorded. 14 baseball figures died on February 7; Frank Robinson is listed first. Frank Robinson, Nap Lajoie, and Warren Giles are marked as Hall of Fame members. The memorial list continues with Nap Lajoie (1874–1959) and Warren Giles (1896–1979). Deaths on the list run from Jack Taylor's in 1900 to Angel Echevarria's in 2020. Burt Hooton tops the page on the site's career-impact scale; each name links to a full profile.