December 28
25 notable birthdays · 16 in memoriam
Born on December 28
Most accomplished baseball figures with this birthday, ranked by career impact.
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02Zane Smith b. 1960
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03Dylan Cease b. 1995
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04B. J. Ryan b. 1975
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05Tommy Bridges b. 1906
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06John Milner b. 1949
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07Carlos Estevez b. 1992
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08Carl Willis b. 1960
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09Ray Knight b. 1952
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10Bill Hall b. 1979
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11Scott Effross b. 1993
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12Benny Agbayani b. 1971
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13Austin Nola b. 1989
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14Austin Barnes b. 1989
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15Enmanuel Valdez b. 1998
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16Melvin Nieves b. 1971
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17Mitch White b. 1994
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18Count Sensenderfer b. 1847
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19Doug Sydnor b. 1919
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20Cal Broughton b. 1860
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21Ollie West b. 1913
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22Steve Kuczek b. 1924
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23Tex Aulds b. 1920
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24Joe Ranson b. 1900
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25Harry Sweeney b. 1915
Remembered on December 28
Baseball figures lost on this date.
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01Roosevelt Davis 1904–1968
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02Augie Galan 1912–1993
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03Steve Evans 1885–1943
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04Sal Maglie 1917–1992
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05Cotton Williams 1917–2000
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06Don Mueller 1927–2011
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07Al Luplow 1939–2017
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08Ray Keating 1893–1963
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09Arthur Gilliard 1887–1950
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10Jim Mosolf 1905–1979
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11Bill Voss 1943–2023
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12Ty Torrento 1907–1995
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13Ken Poulsen 1947–2017
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14John Bischoff 1894–1981
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15Red Tramback 1915–1979
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16Horace Ozmer 1901–1970
December 28 in the record
The birthday list for December 28 has 25 names, headed by Ted Lyons. Hall of Famers among them: Ted Lyons. Birth years range from 1847 (Count Sensenderfer) to 1998 (Enmanuel Valdez). Behind Ted Lyons come Zane Smith (b. 1960, 100-115, 3.74 ERA) and Dylan Cease (b. 1995, 76-64, 3.67 ERA). D.R. and P.R. are also represented among the December 28 births. Career lines shown range from B. J. Ryan's .000 avg, 0 HR to Ted Lyons's 260-230, 3.67 ERA on the mound. Open-ended career spans mark December 28 birthdays with no final game on record, such as Dylan Cease, Carlos Estevez, and Scott Effross. 16 baseball figures died on December 28; Roosevelt Davis is listed first. The memorial list continues with Augie Galan (1912–1993) and Steve Evans (1885–1943). Deaths on the list run from Steve Evans's in 1943 to Bill Voss's in 2023. Names are ordered by a career-impact score that weighs Hall of Fame status and career totals, which is why Ted Lyons is listed first.