Jose Zardon

Jose Zardon, born in 1923, was a professional baseball player who made his mark in the Major Leagues during the 1945 season. He played primarily as a position player and showcased his skills over the course of 54 games. Zardon finished his brief but impactful career with a batting average of .29, accumulating 38 hits and driving in 13 runs. While he did not hit any home runs, he demonstrated his speed on the bases with 3 stolen bases, contributing to his team’s offensive efforts. Zardon's time in Major League Baseball coincided with the tail end of World War II, a period that saw many players enlist in the military, leading to a unique blend of talent on the field. His performance during this season reflected the resilience and adaptability of players who took the field during such challenging times. Though his career was short-lived, Zardon's contributions to the game remain a testament to the spirit of baseball during an era marked by both conflict and change.