May 25
25 notable birthdays · 15 in memoriam
Born on May 25
Most accomplished baseball figures with this birthday, ranked by career impact.
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02Joe Judge b. 1894
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03Miguel Tejada b. 1974
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04John Montefusco b. 1950
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05Mike King b. 1995
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06Lip Pike b. 1845
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07Bob Knepper b. 1954
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08Dave Hollins b. 1966
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09Jason Kubel b. 1982
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10Todd Walker b. 1973
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11Bob Wicker b. 1877
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12Jake Fraley b. 1995
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13Scott Hairston b. 1980
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14Joey Eischen b. 1970
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15Jim Archer b. 1932
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16Randall Simon b. 1975
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17Donovan Walton b. 1994
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18Brock Rodden b. 2000
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19Carson Ragsdale b. 1998
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20Angel Echevarria b. 1971
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21Johnny Beazley b. 1918
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22Jim Marshall b. 1931
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23Bill Haselman b. 1966
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24Heinie Heitmuller b. 1883
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25Chester Williams b. 1906
Remembered on May 25
Baseball figures lost on this date.
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01Ray Grimes 1893–1953
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02Henry Boyle 1860–1932
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03Paul Splittorff 1946–2011
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04Carl Weilman 1889–1924
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05Dave Brain 1879–1959
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06Eugene Smith 1916–2011
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07Bill Hassamaer 1864–1910
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08Ray Clark 1907–1986
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09Julius London 1882–1949
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10Kid Cary 1891–1964
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11Bob Higgins 1886–1941
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12Bruce Hartford 1892–1975
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13John Hayes 1855–1904
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14Jim Riley 1895–1969
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15Charlie Gessner 1863–1922
May 25 in the record
The birthday list for May 25 has 25 names, headed by Martín Dihigo. Hall of Famers among them: Martín Dihigo. Birth years range from 1845 (Lip Pike) to 2000 (Brock Rodden). Behind Martín Dihigo come Joe Judge (b. 1894, .298 avg, 71 HR) and Miguel Tejada (b. 1974, .285 avg, 307 HR). The birth list reaches beyond the United States to Cuba, D.R., and Curaçao. For May 25, the best-placed batter is Joe Judge at .298 avg, 71 HR; the best-placed pitcher, Martín Dihigo, shows 28-21, 3.63 ERA. Recent names on the May 25 list, Mike King, Jake Fraley, and Donovan Walton, show careers still open. The May 25 memorial list names 15 figures, beginning with Ray Grimes. Also remembered on May 25: Henry Boyle (1860–1932) and Paul Splittorff (1946–2011). The deaths span 1904, John Hayes, to 2011, Paul Splittorff. The May 25 order reflects the site's career-impact ranking, and every name opens the player's profile.