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Catcher's Battery Mates
Steve O'Neill's Pitchers |
Steve O'Neill caught for Cleveland (AL) 1911-1923; Boston (AL) 1924; New York (AL) 1925; and St. Louis (AL) 1927-1928.
He played in 1,533 games, caught 1,532 games, and caught 107 shutouts. One of O'Neill's shutouts was with multiple pitchers.
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PITCHERS IN O'NEILL'S STARTS
(Not all of O'Neill's battery starts are shown, but all batteries who had a SHO are.)
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| Stan Coveleski |
234 |
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Dan Boone |
10 |
| Jim Bagby Sr. |
156 |
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Sherry Smith |
10 |
| Guy Morton |
144 |
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Fred Beebe |
8 |
| George Uhle |
94 |
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Abe Bowman |
8 |
| Willie Mitchell |
72 |
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Allan Collamore |
8 |
| Ray Caldwell |
47 |
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Al Gould |
8 |
| Fritz Coumbe |
47 |
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Jim Baskette |
7 |
| Vean Gregg |
41 |
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Urban Shocker |
7 |
| Ed Klepfer |
39 |
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Herb Pennock |
6 |
| Fred Blanding |
35 |
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Tom Zachary |
6 |
| Bill Steen |
35 |
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Alvin Crowder |
5 |
| Duster Mails |
33 |
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Bob Groom |
5 |
| Howard Ehmke |
29 |
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Waite Hoyt |
3 |
| Rip Hagerman |
22 |
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Bob Shawkey |
3 |
| Elmer Myers |
21 |
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Bob Clark |
2 |
| Samuel "Sad Sam" Jones |
18 |
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Red Ruffing |
1 |
| Jack Quinn |
17 |
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Smoky Joe Wood |
1 |
| Allen Sothoron |
17 |
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PITCHERS IN O'NEILL'S SHUTOUTS
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| Stan Coveleski |
28 |
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Allen Sothoron |
2 |
| Guy Morton |
15 |
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Bill Steen |
2 |
| Jim Bagby Sr. |
12 |
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Jim Baskette |
1 |
| George Uhle |
7 |
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Fred Beebe |
1 |
| Willie Mitchell |
6 |
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Abe Bowman |
1 |
| Fritz Coumbe |
4 |
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Bob Clark |
1 |
| Ray Caldwell |
**3 |
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Alvin Crowder |
1 |
| Howard Ehmke |
3 |
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Al Gould |
1 |
| Vean Gregg |
3 |
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Rip Hagerman |
1 |
| Duster Mails |
3 |
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Ed Klepfer |
1 |
| Fred Blanding |
2 |
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Elmer Myers |
1 |
| Dan Boone |
2 |
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Sherry Smith |
1 |
| Allan Collamore |
2 |
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multiple pitchers |
1 |
| Jack Quinn |
2 |
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HALL OF FAME PITCHERS are in RED
** Indicates
1 Shutout was a NO-HITTER
(9/10/1919 CLE @ NYA 3-0)
Source: Walt Wilson, Member of SABR (Society for American Baseball Research)
Coordinator: Lyle Spatz, Chairman SABR's Records Committee
Webpages by: Chuck Rosciam, Member of SABR
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