On This Day in Baseball

June 19

25 notable birthdays · 24 in memoriam

Born on June 19

Most accomplished baseball figures with this birthday, ranked by career impact.

  1. 01
    Lou Gehrig ⭐ HOF b. 1903
    .340 avg, 493 HR 1923–1939 New York, USA
  2. 02
    Jacob deGrom b. 1988
    107-76, 2.73 ERA 2014– DeLand, USA
  3. 03
    Eddie Cicotte b. 1884
    209-149, 2.38 ERA 1905–1920 Springwells, USA
  4. 04
    Jerry Reuss b. 1949
    220-191, 3.64 ERA 1969–1990 St. Louis, USA
  5. 05
    Bill Swift b. 1908
    95-82, 3.58 ERA 1932–1943 Glen Lyon, USA
  6. 06
    Collin McHugh b. 1987
    71-47, 3.72 ERA 2012–2023 Covington, USA
  7. 07
    .271 avg, 66 HR 1998–2009 Toledo, USA
  8. 08
    Blake Parker b. 1985
    .000 avg, 0 HR 2012–2021 Fayetteville, USA
  9. 09
    Don Ferrarese b. 1929
    19-36, 4.00 ERA 1955–1962 Oakland, USA
  10. 10
    Devin Mesoraco b. 1988
    .232 avg, 58 HR 2011–2018 DuBois, USA
  11. 11
    Tyler Heineman b. 1991
    .220 avg, 5 HR 2019– Pacific Palisades, USA
  12. 12
    Dustan Mohr b. 1976
    .249 avg, 49 HR 2001–2007 Hattiesburg, USA
  13. 13
    Jonah Tong b. 2003
    4-5, 5.29 ERA 2025– Markham, CAN
  14. 14
    Miguel Ullola b. 2002
    MLB player 2026– Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
  15. 15
    Larry Miller b. 1937
    5-14, 4.71 ERA 1964–1966 Topeka, USA
  16. 16
    Bob Aspromonte b. 1938
    .252 avg, 60 HR 1956–1971 Brooklyn, USA
  17. 17
    Casey Legumina b. 1997
    7-8, 4.90 ERA 2023– Dallas, USA
  18. 18
    Archie Ware b. 1918
    .287 avg, 4 HR Greenville, USA
  19. 19
    Charlie Parks b. 1917
    .268 avg, 6 HR Chester, USA
  20. 20
    Cody Bolton b. 1998
    MLB player 2023– Richmond, USA
  21. 21
    .245 avg, 24 HR 2017–2018 Guadalajara, México
  22. 22
    Luis Aloma b. 1923
    .167 avg, 0 HR 1950–1953 Havana, Cuba
  23. 23
    Red Hale b. 1913
    .259 avg, 3 HR Little Rock, USA
  24. 24
    Don Gutteridge b. 1912
    .256 avg, 39 HR 1936–1948 Pittsburg, USA
  25. 25
    .091 avg, 0 HR Yauco, P.R.

Remembered on June 19

Baseball figures lost on this date.

  1. 01
    Pretzels Getzien 1864–1932
    145-139, 3.46 ERA 1884–1892
  2. 02
    Eugene Bremer 1916–1971
    37-24, 3.57 ERA
  3. 03
    Gene Freese 1934–2013
    .254 avg, 115 HR 1955–1966
  4. 04
    George Frazier 1954–2023
    .143 avg, 0 HR 1978–1987
  5. 05
    Lew McCarty 1888–1930
    .266 avg, 5 HR 1913–1921
  6. 06
    Eli Juran 1902–1955
    0-6, 5.06 ERA
  7. 07
    Danger Talbert 1878–1914
    .261 avg, 0 HR
  8. 08
    Tom Jones 1874–1923
    .251 avg, 4 HR 1902–1910
  9. 09
    Jake Weimer 1873–1928
    97-69, 2.23 ERA 1903–1909
  10. 10
    John Monroe 1897–1956
    .266 avg, 2 HR 1921–1921
  11. 11
    Alex Hooks 1906–1993
    .227 avg, 0 HR 1935–1935
  12. 12
    Ed Pabst 1867–1940
    .308 avg, 0 HR 1890–1890
  13. 13
    Bert Graham 1886–1971
    .115 avg, 0 HR 1910–1910
  14. 14
    Samuel Burris 1919–1982
    .333 avg, 0 HR
  15. 15
    Walt Kellner 1929–2006
    .000 avg, 0 HR 1952–1953
  16. 16
    Pete Rambo 1906–1991
    .1000 avg, 0 HR 1926–1926
  17. 17
    Len Matarazzo 1928–2015
    MLB player 1952–1952
  18. 18
    Ollie Smith 1918–1986
    .500 avg, 0 HR
  19. 19
    Jack White 1905–1971
    .000 avg, 0 HR 1927–1928
  20. 20
    Bob Gandy 1893–1945
    .000 avg, 0 HR 1916–1916
  21. 21
    Hap Morse 1886–1974
    .000 avg, 0 HR 1911–1911
  22. 22
    Eddie Quick 1881–1913
    .000 avg, 0 HR 1903–1903
  23. 23
    Art Goodwin 1876–1943
    MLB player 1905–1905
  24. 24
    Alonzo Breitenstein 1857–1932
    .000 avg, 0 HR 1883–1883

June 19 in the record

The birthday list for June 19 has 25 names, headed by Lou Gehrig. Hall of Famers among them: Lou Gehrig. Birth years range from 1884 (Eddie Cicotte) to 2003 (Jonah Tong). Behind Lou Gehrig come Jacob deGrom (b. 1988, 107-76, 2.73 ERA) and Eddie Cicotte (b. 1884, 209-149, 2.38 ERA). Not every June 19 birthday is American-born: the list also covers CAN, Dominican Republic, México, and Cuba. For June 19, the best-placed batter is Lou Gehrig at .340 avg, 493 HR; the best-placed pitcher, Jacob deGrom, shows 107-76, 2.73 ERA. Recent names on the June 19 list, Jacob deGrom, Tyler Heineman, and Jonah Tong, show careers still open. 24 baseball figures died on June 19; Pretzels Getzien is listed first. Eugene Bremer (1916–1971) and Gene Freese (1934–2013) follow Pretzels Getzien on the list. The deaths span 1913, Eddie Quick, to 2023, George Frazier. Names are ordered by a career-impact score that weighs Hall of Fame status and career totals, which is why Lou Gehrig is listed first.