June 6
25 notable birthdays · 16 in memoriam
Born on June 6
Most accomplished baseball figures with this birthday, ranked by career impact.
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02Ed McKean b. 1864
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03Anthony Rendon b. 1990
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04Bill Lange b. 1871
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05Jim Devlin b. 1849
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06Merv Rettenmund b. 1943
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07Will Vest b. 1995
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08Matt Belisle b. 1980
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09Jeremy Affeldt b. 1979
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10Wild Bill Wright b. 1914
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11Dave Bergman b. 1953
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12Joey Lucchesi b. 1993
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13Junichi Tazawa b. 1986
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14Mark Ellis b. 1977
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15Fresco Thompson b. 1902
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16Riley Cornelio b. 2000
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17Tony Graffanino b. 1972
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18Warming Bernabel b. 2002
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19Ben Ross b. 2001
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20Alex Carrillo b. 1997
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21Reed Trimble b. 2000
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22Jim St. Vrain b. 1871
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23Brooks Kieschnick b. 1972
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24Dario Lodigiani b. 1916
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25Jimmy Hill b. 1918
Remembered on June 6
Baseball figures lost on this date.
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02Charley Jones 1852–1911
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03Eddie Stanky 1915–1999
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04Jack Baldschun 1936–2023
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05Bert Daniels 1882–1958
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06Buck Miller 1901–1998
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07Dave Marshall 1943–2019
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08Otis Brannan 1899–1967
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09Ford Garrison 1915–2001
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10Fred Siegel 1861–1916
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11Ray Medeiros 1926–2003
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12Walt Thomas 1884–1950
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13Fletcher Low 1893–1973
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14Marty Simpson 1855–1940
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15C. B. Burns 1879–1968
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16Tom Berry 1842–1915
June 6 in the record
Leading the June 6 birthdays is Bill Dickey, first of 25 players shown. Hall of Famers among them: Bill Dickey. Birth years range from 1849 (Jim Devlin) to 2002 (Warming Bernabel). Next on the June 6 birthday list are Ed McKean (b. 1864, .302 avg, 67 HR) and Anthony Rendon (b. 1990, .280 avg, 158 HR). The birth list reaches beyond the United States to Japan and D.R. Career lines shown range from Bill Dickey's .313 avg, 202 HR to Jim Devlin's 72-76, 1.90 ERA on the mound. Open-ended career spans mark June 6 birthdays with no final game on record, such as Anthony Rendon, Will Vest, and Joey Lucchesi. The June 6 memorial list names 16 figures, beginning with Red Schoendienst. The HOF tag on the June 6 memorial list goes to Red Schoendienst. Charley Jones (1852–1911) and Eddie Stanky (1915–1999) follow Red Schoendienst on the list. The deaths span 1911, Charley Jones, to 2023, Jack Baldschun. Ranking on the June 6 page follows career impact, with Hall of Fame membership weighted heavily.