Marshall Bridges

Marshall Bridges was a professional baseball pitcher who played in Major League Baseball from 1959 to 1965. Born in 1931, Bridges made a name for himself in an era characterized by a transition in pitching styles and strategies, moving away from the deadball era and into a period where strikeouts became more prevalent. Throughout his career, he demonstrated versatility and effectiveness on the mound, finishing with a career record of 23 wins and 15 losses and an earned run average (ERA) of 3.75. Bridges was known for his ability to miss bats, finishing his career with 302 strikeouts and 25 saves. His contributions as a relief pitcher and occasional starter helped solidify his role in various teams during his tenure. While Bridges' career spanned a relatively short period, he left a lasting impact on the game, showcasing the evolving nature of pitching during the 1960s and marking a significant chapter in the history of baseball.