Joseph Myers

Joseph Myers was a professional baseball player who made a brief appearance in Major League Baseball during the 1905 season. Born in 1882, Myers played as a position player, participating in a single game on October 7, 1905. His career, while short-lived, is a reflection of the early 20th century baseball landscape, a time characterized by the emergence of organized baseball and the establishment of the modern game. In his sole game, Myers did not record any hits, finishing with a batting average of 0.0. However, he did contribute to his team's efforts by driving in one run, showcasing the potential impact a player could have even in limited opportunities. While his career statistics are modest, Myers’ engagement in the early days of the sport places him within a unique historical context, representing the countless players who sought to make their mark during baseball's formative years.