Zeb Eaton

Zeb Eaton was a professional baseball pitcher who played in Major League Baseball from 1944 to 1945. Born in 1920, Eaton made his mark during the tail end of World War II, a period that saw a unique blend of talent in the league as many players were called to serve in the military. He played for the teams during a time when baseball served as a vital source of entertainment and hope for fans across the country. Eaton finished his career with a record of 4-2 and an earned run average (ERA) of 4.43, showcasing his ability to contribute effectively on the mound despite limited opportunities. Over his brief career, he recorded 19 strikeouts, reflecting his capacity as a strikeout pitcher. While he did not earn any saves, his performances provided valuable depth to pitching staffs during an era characterized by frequent roster changes due to wartime enlistments. Zeb Eaton's contributions to the game, although fleeting, exemplified the resilience and adaptability of baseball during one of its most challenging periods.