Hoyt Wilhelm: Quick Facts


Hoyt Wilhelm is a MLB baseball player. He was born on July 26, 1922

Facts

Also Known As James Hoyt Wilhelm
Born July 26, 1922 • North Carolina
Died August 23, 2002 (aged 80) • Sarasota • Florida
Height/Weight 6 ft 0 inches, 190 lb (183 cm, 86 kg)
Batting Hand right
Throwing Hand right
Debut Date April 18, 1952
Last Game July 10, 1972
Jersey Number 25 (1957-1957, St. Louis Cardinals) • 31 (1971-1972, Los Angeles Dodgers) • 31 (1964-1968, Chicago White Sox) • 39 (1969-1969, Atlanta Braves) • 47 (1969-1969, Atlanta Braves) • 39 (1970-1971, Atlanta Braves) • 39 (1969-1969, California Angels) • 26 (1958-1958, Cleveland Indians) • 49 (1952-1956, New York Giants) • 26 (1957-1957, Cleveland Indians) • 15 (1958-1962, Baltimore Orioles) • 31 (1963-1963, Chicago White Sox) • 39 (1970-1970, Chicago Cubs)
Position pitcher
Earned Run Average 2.52
Games Played 1,07
Games Started 52
Innings Pitched 2,254.10
Losses 122
Saves 228
Strikeouts 1,610
Walks And Hits Per Inning Pitched 1.125
Wins 143

Top Questions

How many strikeouts did Hoyt Wilhelm have?
Hoyt Wilhelm struck out 1,610 batters during his career.
Where was Hoyt Wilhelm born?
Hoyt Wilhelm was born in Huntersville, North Carolina, United States.
How tall was Hoyt Wilhelm?
Hoyt Wilhelm was 6 ft 0 inches, 190 lb (183 cm, 86 kg).
What was Hoyt Wilhelm's earned run average (ERA)?
Hoyt Wilhelm had a career earned run average of 2.52.
How many wins did Hoyt Wilhelm have?
Hoyt Wilhelm had 143 wins during his career.
What position did Hoyt Wilhelm play?
Hoyt Wilhelm played pitcher.
When was Hoyt Wilhelm born?
Hoyt Wilhelm was born on July 26, 1922.

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