Ken Weafer

Ken Weafer, born in 1913, had a brief but notable presence in Major League Baseball, playing his only game on May 29, 1936. As a position player, Weafer's career spanned a single day, during which he did not record any hits, runs, or runs batted in, finishing with a batting average of .0. His one-game appearance places him among the ranks of players who had fleeting careers in the sport, often referred to as "cup of coffee" players. Despite the limited statistics, Weafer’s participation in the game reflects the era of the 1930s, a time characterized by the rise of the power hitters and the evolution of baseball as America's pastime. His name remains a part of baseball history, representing the millions of aspiring players who dreamt of a major league opportunity, even if only for a moment. Weafer's story serves as a reminder of the many individuals who contributed to the rich tapestry of baseball, highlighting the unpredictability of a player's journey in the major leagues.