June 25
25 notable birthdays · 12 in memoriam
Born on June 25
Most accomplished baseball figures with this birthday, ranked by career impact.
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01Carlos Delgado b. 1972
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02Aramis Ramirez b. 1978
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03Alejandro Peña b. 1959
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04Joe Kuhel b. 1906
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05Mike Stanley b. 1963
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06Don Demeter b. 1935
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07Aaron Sele b. 1970
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08Luke Scott b. 1978
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09Michael Tucker b. 1971
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10Dick Drago b. 1945
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11Pete Washington b. 1903
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12Daniel Bard b. 1985
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13Bob Shirley b. 1954
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14Eddy Yean b. 2001
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15Carson Williams b. 2003
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16John Gelnar b. 1943
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17Humberto Robinson b. 1930
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18Bobby LaFromboise b. 1986
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19Jose Ortiz b. 1947
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20Tack Summers b. 1900
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21Pete Lapan b. 1891
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22Charlie Mason b. 1853
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23Camp Skinner b. 1897
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24Ed Flynn b. 1864
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25Tony Parisse b. 1911
Remembered on June 25
Baseball figures lost on this date.
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02Buck Freeman 1871–1949
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03Jim Hickman 1937–2016
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04Henry Milton 1911–1943
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05Ciscero Warren 1919–2009
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06John LeRoy 1975–2001
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07Maurice Peatros 1927–2017
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08Mose Solomon 1900–1966
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09Joe Antolick 1916–2002
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10Gene Patton 1926–2009
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11A. J. Lockhart 1898–1986
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12Jack Mercer 1889–1945
June 25 in the record
Leading the June 25 birthdays is Carlos Delgado, first of 25 players shown. From Charlie Mason in 1853 to Carson Williams in 2003, the births cover a long stretch of the game. Next on the June 25 birthday list are Aramis Ramirez (b. 1978, .283 avg, 386 HR) and Alejandro Peña (b. 1959, 56-52, 3.11 ERA). June 25 birthplaces outside the United States include P.R., D.R., Dominican Republic, and Panama. For June 25, the best-placed batter is Carlos Delgado at .280 avg, 473 HR; the best-placed pitcher, Alejandro Peña, shows 56-52, 3.11 ERA. Daniel Bard, Eddy Yean, and Carson Williams have no final season listed yet. The June 25 memorial list names 12 figures, beginning with Jake Beckley. Jake Beckley is marked as Hall of Fame member. Also remembered on June 25: Buck Freeman (1871–1949) and Jim Hickman (1937–2016). The earliest June 25 death listed is Jake Beckley in 1918; the most recent is Maurice Peatros in 2017. Names are ordered by a career-impact score that weighs Hall of Fame status and career totals, which is why Carlos Delgado is listed first.