John Greason

John Greason was a professional baseball pitcher who had a brief career in the early years of Major League Baseball, which was still in its formative stages. Born in 1851, Greason made his debut on August 27, 1873, and played until September 6 of the same year. His time in the league coincided with an era characterized by the development of pitching styles and strategies that would eventually shape the future of the game. During his short career, Greason recorded a win-loss record of 1-6 and posted an earned run average (ERA) of 5.86. He struck out 5 batters but did not register any saves. While his statistical contributions may not have made a significant impact during the deadball era, Greason's participation in the league during its early years reflects the expansion and growing popularity of baseball as America’s pastime. His tenure, albeit fleeting, represents a pivotal time in the evolution of the sport.