July 22
25 notable birthdays · 16 in memoriam
Born on July 22
Most accomplished baseball figures with this birthday, ranked by career impact.
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02Mike Sweeney b. 1973
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03Sparky Lyle b. 1944
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04Cliff Johnson b. 1947
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05Jack Glasscock b. 1857
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06Scot Shields b. 1975
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07Scott Sanderson b. 1956
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08Dave Stieb b. 1957
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09Terris McDuffie b. 1908
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10Tanner Scott b. 1994
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11Doc Cramer b. 1905
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12Jim Rivera b. 1921
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13Isaac Collins b. 1997
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14Jose Siri b. 1995
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15Sean Sullivan b. 2002
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16Ruby Tyrees b. 1891
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17Kwang Hyun Kim b. 1988
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18Dick Wallace b. 1882
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19Earl Taborn b. 1922
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20Bill Zepp b. 1946
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21George Gibson b. 1880
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22R C Stevens b. 1934
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23Youngy Johnson b. 1873
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24Carl Duser b. 1932
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25Denis Phipps b. 1985
Remembered on July 22
Baseball figures lost on this date.
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02Amos Strunk 1889–1979
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03Don McMahon 1930–1987
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04Dwight Smith 1963–2022
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05Ed Stevens 1925–2012
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06Bob Sebra 1961–2020
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07Irv Waldron 1872–1944
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08Tim Talton 1939–2021
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09Billy Sorrell 1940–2008
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10Larry Ray 1958–2023
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11Larry Fritz 1949–2010
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12Clyde Sowell 1931–1989
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13Frank Fleming 1919–1989
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14Lafayette Henion 1899–1955
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15Charlie Swindells 1878–1940
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16Jack Robinson 1880–1921
July 22 in the record
25 baseball figures born on July 22 are listed, led by Jesse Haines. The HOF tag marks Jesse Haines. Birth years range from 1857 (Jack Glasscock) to 2002 (Sean Sullivan). Behind Jesse Haines come Mike Sweeney (b. 1973, .297 avg, 215 HR) and Sparky Lyle (b. 1944, .192 avg, 0 HR). D.R., South Korea, and CAN are also represented among the July 22 births. Career lines shown range from Mike Sweeney's .297 avg, 215 HR to Jesse Haines's 210-158, 3.64 ERA on the mound. Recent names on the July 22 list, Tanner Scott, Isaac Collins, and Jose Siri, show careers still open. Remembered on July 22: 16 names, starting with Lloyd Waner. The HOF tag on the July 22 memorial list goes to Lloyd Waner. The memorial list continues with Amos Strunk (1889–1979) and Don McMahon (1930–1987). Deaths on the list run from Jack Robinson's in 1921 to Larry Ray's in 2023. Jesse Haines tops the page on the site's career-impact scale; each name links to a full profile.