Doug Henry

Doug Henry was a professional baseball pitcher born in 1963, who had a career that spanned from July 15, 1991, to October 3, 2001. Throughout his ten years in Major League Baseball, Henry played for several teams, showcasing his skills primarily as a relief pitcher. He finished his career with a record of 34 wins and 42 losses, an earned run average (ERA) of 4.19, and a total of 541 strikeouts. Additionally, he recorded 82 saves, highlighting his effectiveness in closing out games during critical moments. Henry's playing style was characterized by his ability to generate strikeouts and manage high-pressure situations, making him a valuable asset in the bullpens of the teams he represented. He navigated through the evolving landscape of baseball during the late 1990s, an era marked by increased offensive production and the emergence of power hitters. His contributions on the mound were integral to his teams, as he provided stability and experience in relief roles during a time when the game was rapidly changing. His career remains a testament to the dedication and resilience required to succeed in Major League Baseball.