August 13
25 notable birthdays · 12 in memoriam
Born on August 13
Most accomplished baseball figures with this birthday, ranked by career impact.
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01Sid Gordon b. 1917
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02Jay Buhner b. 1964
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03Andre Thornton b. 1949
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04Fielder Jones b. 1871
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05Alex Fernandez b. 1969
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06Randal Grichuk b. 1991
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07Tom Niedenfuer b. 1959
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08Lou Finney b. 1910
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09Bill Pettus b. 1884
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10Dallas Braden b. 1983
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11Mason Fluharty b. 2001
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12Samuel Basallo b. 2004
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13Hansel Robles b. 1990
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14Boone Logan b. 1984
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15Dink Mothell b. 1897
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16George Perring b. 1884
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17Brandon Workman b. 1988
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18Jack Ralston b. 1997
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19Chase Lee b. 1998
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20Vinegar Bend Mizell b. 1930
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21Scott Elbert b. 1985
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22Scott MacRae b. 1974
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23Bill Stafford b. 1938
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24Art Shires b. 1906
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25Will Ohman b. 1977
Remembered on August 13
Baseball figures lost on this date.
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04Johnny Pesky 1919–2012
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05Alto Lane 1908–1974
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06Mel Almada 1913–1988
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07Duke Cleveland 1916–1970
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08Bill Schlesinger 1941–2023
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09Buster Spann 1907–1992
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10Lefty Guise 1908–1968
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11Tom Miller 1897–1980
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12Mike Hechinger 1890–1967
August 13 in the record
Leading the August 13 birthdays is Sid Gordon, first of 25 players shown. Fielder Jones, born in 1871, is the earliest birth listed, and Samuel Basallo (2004) the latest. The August 13 list continues with Jay Buhner (b. 1964, .254 avg, 310 HR) and Andre Thornton (b. 1949, .254 avg, 253 HR). August 13 birthplaces outside the United States include D.R. and West Germany. The highest-ranked hitter born on August 13, Sid Gordon, carries a .283 avg, 202 HR line, and the highest-ranked pitcher, Alex Fernandez, went 107-87, 3.74 ERA. Randal Grichuk, Mason Fluharty, and Samuel Basallo have no final season listed yet. Remembered on August 13: 12 names, starting with Mickey Mantle. The HOF tag on the August 13 memorial list goes to Mickey Mantle, Phil Rizzuto, and George Weiss. Phil Rizzuto (1917–2007) and George Weiss (1894–1972) follow Mickey Mantle on the list. The earliest August 13 death listed is Mike Hechinger in 1967; the most recent is Bill Schlesinger in 2023. Names are ordered by a career-impact score that weighs Hall of Fame status and career totals, which is why Sid Gordon is listed first.