Steve Barr September 10 – Randy Wiles September 13 – Tom McMillan September 18 – Tony Scott September 19 – Nardi Contreras September 27 – Doug Konieczny September 28 – Dave Rajsich September 29 – John McLaren October October 1 – Ken Pape October 2 – Bob Coluccio October 3 – Dave Winfield October 4 – Horace Speed October 9 – Derek Bryant October 13 – Frank LaCorte October 15 – Mitchell Page October 15 – Tommy Toms October 18 – Andy Hassler October 18 – Rudy Hernández October 21 – Ron Pruitt October 25 – Al Cowens October 25 – John LaRose October 26 – Steve Ontiveros October 30 – Tom Poquette October 31 – Dave Freisleben October 31 – Dave Trembley November November 1 – Eric Raich November 1 – Chico Ruiz November 3 – Dwight Evans November 7 – John Tamargo November 10 – Mike Vail November 13 – Larry Harlow November 15 – Orlando González November 16 – Herb Washington November 20 – Jackson Todd November 23 – Wayne Cage November 25 – Bucky Dent November 27 – Dan Spillner November 29 – Gary Wheelock December December 2 – Adrian Devine December 3 – Lafayette Currence December 7 – Paul Dade December 12 – Tim McClelland December 15 – Jimmy Sexton December 16 – Mike Flanagan December 18 – Orlando Ramírez December 20 – Mike Hart December 24 – John D'Acquisto December 25 – Luis Quintana December 31 – Joe Simpson Deaths January January 6 – Harry Camnitz, 66, pitcher who played with the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 1909 season and for the St. Louis Cardinals in 1911. January 10 – Tom Delahanty, 78, third baseman for the Philadelphia Phillies, Cleveland Spiders, Pittsburgh Pirates and Louisville Colonels of the National League in a span of three seasons between 1894 and 1897. January 11 – Bill Wagner, 57, catcher who played from 1914 through 1918 for the Pittsburgh Pirates and Boston Braves. January 13 – Charlie Miller,73, pinch hitter who appeared in just one game for the 1915 Baltimore Terrapins of the Federal League. January 16 – Pid Purdy, 46, two-sport athlete who played outfield in four Major League seasons with the Chicago White Sox and Cincinnati Reds from 1927 to 1929, and was a quarterback in the National Football League for the Green Bay Packers in 1926 and 1927. January 26 – Bill Barrett, 50, outfielder