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Catcher's Battery Mates
Red Dooin's Pitchers |
Red Dooin caught for Philadelphia (NL) 1902-1914; Cincinnati (NL) 1915; and New York (NL) 1915-1916.
He played in 1,219 games, caught 1,195 games, and caught 111 shutouts. Three of Dooin's shutouts were with multiple pitchers.
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PITCHERS IN DOOIN'S STARTS
(Not all of Dooin's battery starts are shown, but all batteries who had a SHO are.)
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| Tully Sparks |
128 |
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Ad Brennan |
17 |
| Lew Moren |
89 |
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Buster Brown |
13 |
| Earl Moore |
88 |
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Pol Perritt |
13 |
| Frank Corridon |
76 |
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Kid Nichols |
11 |
| Bill Duggleby |
72 |
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Erskine Mayer |
7 |
| George McQuillan |
72 |
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John McPherson |
7 |
| Togie Pittinger |
48 |
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Rube Benton |
6 |
| Pete Alexander |
40 |
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Christy Mathewson |
6 |
| Chick Fraser |
39 |
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Eppa Rixey |
6 |
| Lew Richie |
33 |
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Bill Burns |
5 |
| Doc White |
31 |
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Harry Kane |
5 |
| Bill Foxen |
27 |
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Rube Marquard |
5 |
| Johnny Lush |
27 |
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Jeff Tesreau |
4 |
| Harry Coveleski |
20 |
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Gene Dale |
2 |
| Tom Seaton |
20 |
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Joe Oeschger |
2 |
| Bob Ewing |
19 |
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Red Ames |
1 |
| Jack Sutthoff |
19 |
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Howie Camnitz |
1 |
| George Chalmers |
18 |
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PITCHERS IN DOOIN'S SHUTOUTS
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| George McQuillan |
13 |
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Ad Brennan |
2 |
| Earl Moore |
13 |
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George Chalmers |
2 |
| Tully Sparks |
10 |
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Pol Perritt |
2 |
| Lew Moren |
9 |
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Tom Seaton |
2 |
| Frank Corridon |
8 |
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Bill Burns |
1 |
| Togie Pittinger |
6 |
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Gene Dale |
1 |
| Pete Alexander |
@4 |
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Bob Ewing |
1 |
| Buster Brown |
4 |
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Harry Kane |
1 |
| Harry Coveleski |
4 |
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Johnny Lush |
**1 |
| Bill Duggleby |
4 |
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Christy Mathewson |
1 |
| Lew Richie |
4 |
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John McPherson |
1 |
| Chick Fraser |
3 |
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Kid Nichols |
@1 |
| Bill Foxen |
3 |
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Jack Sutthoff |
1 |
| Erskine Mayer |
3 |
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multiple pitchers |
3 |
| Doc White |
3 |
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HALL OF FAME PITCHERS are in RED
** Indicates
1 Shutout was a NO-HITTER (5/1/1906 PHI @ BRO 6-0)
@ Dooin caught Kid
Nichols last shutout on 9/23/1905 and Alexander's first shutout on 5/8/1911.
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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