Woodie Fryman Stats & Facts
Woodie Fryman Positions: Bats: R Throws: L Height: 75 Weight: 197 Born: Friday, April 12, 1940 in Ewing, KY USA Died: 2 4 2011 in Lexington, KY USA Debut: 4/15/1966 Last Game: 7/28/1983 Full Name: Woodrow Thompson Fryman
Montreal Expos tie National League record with eight home runs
On July 30, 1978, the Montreal Expos bombard the Atlanta Braves, 19-0, as Larry Parrish hits home runs in three consecutive innings. Andre Dawson adds a pair of home runs – both in the same inning, Dave Cash also slams a homerun all in the 4th. Parrish has a single and three consecutive home…
The Reds swap popular 1B Tony Perez and P Will McEnaney to the Expos for pitchers Woodie Fryman and Dale Murray.
The Reds swap popular 1B Tony Perez and P Will McEnaney to the Expos for pitchers Woodie Fryman and Dale Murray.
Tigers clinch the division 1972 in shortened season
On October 3, 1972 the Detroit Tigers clinch the division in a strike-shortened season. Billy Martin leads the aging club to the title. Woodie Fryman picks up the win in a 3-1 win at Tiger Stadium over Red Sox legend Luis Tiant. Future hall of famer Al Kaline delivers the go-ahead single in the 7th…
Tigers acquire some needed help for the pennant chase, purchasing left-hander Woodie Fryman
Tigers acquire some needed help for the pennant chase, purchasing left-hander Woodie Fryman
The Historic Pitching Performances of Tom Seaver and Gary Gentry in 1970
After the Mets have a day off, ace Tom Seaver matches Gary Gentry by allowing one hit in beating the Phillies and Woodie Fryman, 4 – 0. The two consecutive one-hitters tie a major league record.
Pittsburgh Pirates acquire future Hall of Fame pitcher Jim Bunning from the Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates acquire future Hall of Fame pitcher Jim Bunning from the Philadelphia Phillies
