Lou Raymond

Lou Raymond, born in 1894, was a professional baseball player whose career, though brief, remains a part of the sport's rich tapestry. He played as a position player and made a singular appearance in Major League Baseball on May 2, 1919. During this lone game, Raymond achieved a notable batting average of .500, recording 1 hit in his only at-bat, although he did not contribute any home runs or runs batted in. Raymond's time in the major leagues was during a transitional period in baseball, shortly after World War I and leading into the Roaring Twenties. This era was characterized by a shift in the style of play and the increasing popularity of the game across the United States. While his career may have been limited to just one game, Lou Raymond's participation in the major leagues highlights the stories of countless players who aspired to greatness, embodying the spirit of the sport during a time when the foundations of modern baseball were being laid.