Hoyt Wilhelm and Luis Aparicio headline 7 player trade between Orioles and White Sox

On January 14, 1963, the Baltimore Orioles and Chicago White Sox exchange future Hall of Famers in a blockbuster seven-player trade. The Orioles send pitcher Hoyt Wilhelm and three other players to the White Sox for shortstop Luis Aparicio and third baseman-outfielder Al Smith. Wilhelm will save 21 games for the Sox in ’63, while Aparicio will lead the American League in stolen bases with 40.

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