June 4
25 notable birthdays · 19 in memoriam
Born on June 4
Most accomplished baseball figures with this birthday, ranked by career impact.
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01Aaron Nola b. 1993
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02Freddy Peralta b. 1996
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03George Watkins b. 1900
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04Bob Klinger b. 1908
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05Darin Erstad b. 1974
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06Kyle Leahy b. 1997
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07Terry Kennedy b. 1956
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08Cla Meredith b. 1983
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09Lee Magee b. 1889
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10Rick Wilkins b. 1967
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11Cody Stashak b. 1994
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12Aaron Sabato b. 1999
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13Brady House b. 2003
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14Tony Peña b. 1957
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15Bobby Vaughn b. 1885
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16Arnold Earley b. 1933
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17Tim Murnane b. 1850
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18David Lundquist b. 1973
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19Ray Coleman b. 1922
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20Jorge Bonifacio b. 1993
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21Kent Emanuel b. 1992
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22Beau Allred b. 1965
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23Joe Burg b. 1882
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24George Washington b. 1907
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25Ricky Jones b. 1958
Remembered on June 4
Baseball figures lost on this date.
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01Pedro Borbon 1946–2012
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02Clete Boyer 1937–2007
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03Wilmer Fields 1922–2004
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04Sandy Griffin 1858–1926
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05Ron Jones 1964–2006
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06Don Zimmer 1931–2014
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07Phil Baker 1856–1940
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08Willie Green 1894–1925
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09John Glenn 1928–2023
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10John Corriden 1918–2001
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11Ken Weafer 1913–2005
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12Charles Banks 1899–1977
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13Bernie Henderson 1899–1966
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14Dean Sturgis 1892–1950
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15Chappie Gray 1900–1972
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16Henry Benn 1890–1967
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17Jim Ward 1855–1886
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18Tom Barry 1879–1946
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19Tim Hurst 1865–1915
June 4 in the record
Leading the June 4 birthdays is Aaron Nola, first of 25 players shown. Birth years range from 1850 (Tim Murnane) to 2003 (Brady House). Behind Aaron Nola come Freddy Peralta (b. 1996, 80-53, 3.71 ERA) and George Watkins (b. 1900, .288 avg, 73 HR). D.R. and Ireland are also represented among the June 4 births. Career lines shown range from George Watkins's .288 avg, 73 HR to Aaron Nola's 116-101, 3.91 ERA on the mound. The span for Aaron Nola, Freddy Peralta, and Kyle Leahy ends in a dash, meaning no last game is recorded. 19 baseball figures died on June 4; Pedro Borbon is listed first. Clete Boyer (1937–2007) and Wilmer Fields (1922–2004) follow Pedro Borbon on the list. The earliest June 4 death listed is Jim Ward in 1886; the most recent is John Glenn in 2023. Aaron Nola tops the page on the site's career-impact scale; each name links to a full profile.