July 18
25 notable birthdays · 16 in memoriam
Born on July 18
Most accomplished baseball figures with this birthday, ranked by career impact.
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02Ben Sheets b. 1978
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03Torii Hunter b. 1975
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04Rudy May b. 1944
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05Eugenio Suarez b. 1991
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06Harry Davis b. 1873
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07Mike Greenwell b. 1963
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08Johnny Hopp b. 1916
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09Eugene Bremer b. 1916
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10Ryan Helsley b. 1994
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11Sam Hentges b. 1996
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12Jesse Hubbard b. 1895
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13Allen Craig b. 1984
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14Derek Dietrich b. 1989
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15Dinelson Lamet b. 1992
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16Kyle Manzardo b. 2000
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17Windy McCall b. 1925
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18John Peck b. 2002
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19Rolando Arrojo b. 1965
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20Ad Brennan b. 1887
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21Larry McLean b. 1881
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22Conor Gillaspie b. 1987
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23Robert Gsellman b. 1993
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24Eddie Kazak b. 1920
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25Charlie Parsons b. 1863
Remembered on July 18
Baseball figures lost on this date.
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01Hod Eller 1894–1961
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02Donnie Moore 1954–1989
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03Fred Jacklitsch 1876–1937
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04Terry Turner 1881–1960
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05Babe Davis 1908–1981
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06Del Wilber 1919–2002
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07Orlando McFarlane 1935–2007
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08Howard Freigau 1902–1932
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09Bert Wakefield 1870–1926
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10Hank Perry 1886–1956
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11Tom Ryder 1863–1935
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12Woody Davis 1913–1999
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13Roy Moran 1884–1966
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14John Brown 1876–1908
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15Chick Hartley 1880–1948
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16Jim Hart 1855–1919
July 18 in the record
25 baseball figures born on July 18 are listed, led by Joe Torre. Hall of Famers among them: Joe Torre. Charlie Parsons, born in 1863, is the earliest birth listed, and John Peck (2002) the latest. Behind Joe Torre come Ben Sheets (b. 1978, 94-96, 3.78 ERA) and Torii Hunter (b. 1975, .277 avg, 353 HR). Venezuela, D.R., Cuba, and CAN are also represented among the July 18 births. Career lines shown range from Joe Torre's .297 avg, 252 HR to Ben Sheets's 94-96, 3.78 ERA on the mound. Recent names on the July 18 list, Eugenio Suarez, Ryan Helsley, and Sam Hentges, show careers still open. 16 baseball figures died on July 18; Hod Eller is listed first. Donnie Moore (1954–1989) and Fred Jacklitsch (1876–1937) follow Hod Eller on the list. The earliest July 18 death listed is John Brown in 1908; the most recent is Orlando McFarlane in 2007. Joe Torre tops the page on the site's career-impact scale; each name links to a full profile.