Buddy Crump

Buddy Crump, born in 1901, made a brief but memorable appearance in Major League Baseball, playing as a position player during the 1924 season. His career in the league was notably short, as he participated in just one game on September 28, 1924. In that solitary contest, he recorded no hits, but he did achieve one run batted in (RBI), highlighting his ability to contribute to his team's scoring despite his overall lack of offensive production. Crump's batting average concluded at 0.0, and he did not register any home runs or stolen bases during his time in the majors. Crump's fleeting MLB career occurred during a period when the sport was evolving, with the deadball era giving way to a more offensive-minded approach in the years that followed. Although his time in the spotlight was limited, Buddy Crump remains a part of baseball history, representing the many players who aspired to make their mark in the game, even if their opportunities in the big leagues were few and far between.