August 22
25 notable birthdays · 16 in memoriam
Born on August 22
Most accomplished baseball figures with this birthday, ranked by career impact.
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05Wally Schang b. 1889
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06Bill Gatewood b. 1881
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07Jeff Weaver b. 1976
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08Steve Kline b. 1972
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09Chris Stratton b. 1990
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10Hipolito Pichardo b. 1969
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11Doug Bair b. 1949
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12Howie Camnitz b. 1881
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13Hunter Dozier b. 1991
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14Randy Wolf b. 1976
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15Chayce McDermott b. 1998
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16Gabriel Hughes b. 2001
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17Alexander Cornielle b. 2001
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18Bryce Conley b. 1994
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19Darrin Jackson b. 1963
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20Bob Speake b. 1930
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21Scott Chiamparino b. 1966
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22Sandy Rosario b. 1985
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23Milt Hill b. 1965
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24Clarence Hicks b. 1907
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25Frank Ernaga b. 1930
Remembered on August 22
Baseball figures lost on this date.
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01Heinie Groh 1889–1968
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02Jim Tabor 1916–1953
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03Charles Zimmer 1860–1949
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04Bill Pettus 1884–1924
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05Columbus Vance 1905–1980
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06George Cutshaw 1886–1973
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07Andrew Payne 1879–1942
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08Charlie Sands 1947–2016
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09Charlie Dewald 1867–1904
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10Roy Tyler 1899–1984
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11Lamb Barbee 1916–1986
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12Flit Holliday 1914–1992
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13Bill Bradford 1921–2000
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14Bob Daughters 1914–1988
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15Chet Carmichael 1888–1960
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16Jay Budd 1865–1923
August 22 in the record
25 baseball figures born on August 22 are listed, led by Carl Yastrzemski. The HOF tag marks Carl Yastrzemski, Paul Molitor, Ned Hanlon, and Pat Gillick. From Ned Hanlon in 1857 to Gabriel Hughes in 2001, the births cover a long stretch of the game. Behind Carl Yastrzemski come Paul Molitor (b. 1956, .306 avg, 234 HR) and Ned Hanlon (b. 1857, .259 avg, 30 HR). The birth list reaches beyond the United States to D.R. and Dominican Republic. Career lines shown range from Carl Yastrzemski's .285 avg, 452 HR to Bill Gatewood's 53-55, 3.67 ERA on the mound. The span for Chris Stratton, Hunter Dozier, and Chayce McDermott ends in a dash, meaning no last game is recorded. Remembered on August 22: 16 names, starting with Heinie Groh. Also remembered on August 22: Jim Tabor (1916–1953) and Charles Zimmer (1860–1949). Deaths on the list run from Charlie Dewald's in 1904 to Charlie Sands's in 2016. The August 22 order reflects the site's career-impact ranking, and every name opens the player's profile.