June 13
25 notable birthdays · 12 in memoriam
Born on June 13
Most accomplished baseball figures with this birthday, ranked by career impact.
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01Mel Parnell b. 1922
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02Pedro Strop b. 1985
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03Jonathan Lucroy b. 1986
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04Ernie Whitt b. 1952
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05Tyler Holton b. 1996
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06James McCann b. 1990
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07Andrew Alvarez b. 1999
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08Marty Kavanagh b. 1891
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09Eduardo Rivera b. 2003
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10Drew Avans b. 1996
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11Ed Young b. 1913
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12Marcel Lachemann b. 1941
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13Carroll Yerkes b. 1903
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14Hal Luby b. 1913
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15Jose Ortiz b. 1977
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16Bud Mitchell b. 1908
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17Brian Sweeney b. 1974
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18Héctor Rodríguez b. 1920
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19Fred Sherry b. 1889
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20Cory Aldridge b. 1979
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21Bob Strampe b. 1950
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22Daren Brown b. 1967
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23Charlie Malay b. 1879
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24Henry Baldwin b. 1894
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25Bud Swartz b. 1929
Remembered on June 13
Baseball figures lost on this date.
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01Bobby Tiefenauer 1929–2000
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02Irv Higginbotham 1882–1959
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03Gat Stires 1849–1933
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04Bill O'Hara 1881–1931
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05Mark Ballinger 1949–2014
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06Johnny Beall 1882–1926
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07Randy Bobb 1948–1982
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08Gene Hayden 1935–2003
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09Jeff Shelton 1919–1998
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10Claude Davenport 1898–1976
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11Tom Stankard 1882–1958
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12Charlie Weber 1868–1914
June 13 in the record
Leading the June 13 birthdays is Mel Parnell, first of 25 players shown. From Charlie Malay in 1879 to Eduardo Rivera in 2003, the births cover a long stretch of the game. Next on the June 13 birthday list are Pedro Strop (b. 1985, .000 avg, 0 HR) and Jonathan Lucroy (b. 1986, .274 avg, 108 HR). Not every June 13 birthday is American-born: the list also covers D.R., Puerto Rico, and Cuba. For June 13, the best-placed batter is Pedro Strop at .000 avg, 0 HR; the best-placed pitcher, Mel Parnell, shows 123-75, 3.50 ERA. The span for Tyler Holton, James McCann, and Andrew Alvarez ends in a dash, meaning no last game is recorded. Remembered on June 13: 12 names, starting with Bobby Tiefenauer. The memorial list continues with Irv Higginbotham (1882–1959) and Gat Stires (1849–1933). The earliest June 13 death listed is Charlie Weber in 1914; the most recent is Mark Ballinger in 2014. Names are ordered by a career-impact score that weighs Hall of Fame status and career totals, which is why Mel Parnell is listed first.