June 9
25 notable birthdays · 16 in memoriam
Born on June 9
Most accomplished baseball figures with this birthday, ranked by career impact.
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02Frank McCormick b. 1911
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03Dave Brown b. 1897
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04Irish Meusel b. 1893
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05Yuli Gurriel b. 1984
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06Randy Winn b. 1974
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07Joe Kelly b. 1988
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08Jimmie Newberry b. 1919
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09Bill Virdon b. 1931
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10John Fulgham b. 1956
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11Mike Ryba b. 1903
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12Tom Edens b. 1961
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13Jonathan Holder b. 1993
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14Alex McFarlane b. 2001
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15Moisés Chace b. 2003
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16Dude Esterbrook b. 1857
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17Mike Fontenot b. 1980
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18Luke Archer b. 1899
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19Doug Clemens b. 1939
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20Jim Pearce b. 1925
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21Bruce Look b. 1943
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22Buck Coats b. 1982
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23Billy Baldwin b. 1948
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24Ramon Rosso b. 1996
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25Luis De Los Santos b. 1998
Remembered on June 9
Baseball figures lost on this date.
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01Bob Welch 1956–2014
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02Thornton Lee 1906–1997
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03Odell Hale 1908–1980
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04Del Bissonette 1899–1972
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05Newt Allen 1901–1988
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06Zoilo Versalles 1939–1995
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07Frank Huelsman 1874–1959
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08Glenn McQuillen 1915–1989
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09Bobby Rhawn 1919–1984
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10Charlie Dexter 1876–1934
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11Bob McHale 1870–1952
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12Eddie Vines 1918–1992
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13John Fick 1921–1958
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14Larry Eschen 1920–2015
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15Harry Patton 1884–1930
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16Will Thompson 1870–1962
June 9 in the record
25 baseball figures born on June 9 are listed, led by Dave Parker. The HOF tag marks Dave Parker. The oldest June 9 birthday on the list is Dude Esterbrook's, in 1857; the youngest is Moisés Chace, born in 2003. Next on the June 9 birthday list are Frank McCormick (b. 1911, .299 avg, 128 HR) and Dave Brown (b. 1897, 61-23, 2.40 ERA). The birth list reaches beyond the United States to Cuba, Venezuela, and D.R. Career lines shown range from Dave Parker's .290 avg, 339 HR to Dave Brown's 61-23, 2.40 ERA on the mound. Yuli Gurriel, Alex McFarlane, and Luis De Los Santos have no final season listed yet. 16 baseball figures died on June 9; Bob Welch is listed first. Also remembered on June 9: Thornton Lee (1906–1997) and Odell Hale (1908–1980). The deaths span 1930, Harry Patton, to 2015, Larry Eschen. The June 9 order reflects the site's career-impact ranking, and every name opens the player's profile.