8 – Greg Mahlberg August 16 – Al Holland August 19 – Tim Blackwell August 20 – Bobby Cuellar August 20 – Lance Rautzhan August 21 – Chip Lang August 22 – Gary Beare August 23 – Jerry White August 27 – Marshall Edwards August 27 – Mike Edwards September September 2 – Nate Snell September 7 – Rick Sweet September 8 – Larry McCall September 9 – Jerry Mumphrey September 15 – Don Collins September 18 – Sam Bowen September 20 – Jim Wilhelm September 21 – Art Gardner September 21 – Gary Gray September 22 – Dell Alston September 23 – Dennis Lamp September 23 – Jim Morrison September 23 – Pat Scanlon September 24 – Rod Gilbreath September 25 – Sal Butera September 25 – Mike Stanton October October 1 – Bob Myrick October 2 – Terry Cornutt October 7 – John Caneira October 18 – Allen Ripley October 18 – Jerry Royster October 20 – Dave Collins October 23 – John Poff October 23 – Randy Tate October 24 – Omar Moreno October 24 – Angel Torres October 24 – Reggie Walton October 25 – Rowland Office October 25 – Roy Smalley October 27 – Gil Flores October 27 – Bill Travers October 27 – Pete Vuckovich October 30 – Tom Brennan October 31 – Joe West November November 4 – Doug Corbett November 5 – Tom Carroll November 8 – John Denny November 8 – Jerry Remy November 9 – Jim Riggleman November 9 – Dave Wehrmeister November 9 – Rick Williams November 13 – John Sutton November 15 – Tom Donohue November 16 – Glenn Burke November 17 – Dave Frost November 18 – Dan Briggs November 18 – Steve Henderson November 21 – Bill Almon December December 1 – Dan Warthen December 3 – Larry Anderson December 6 – Chuck Baker December 6 – Jeff Schneider December 9 – Bruce Boisclair December 11 – Rob Andrews December 15 – Bud Bulling December 16 – Tommy Bianco December 21 – Joaquín Andújar December 23 – Santo Alcalá December 25 – Julio González December 27 – Mark Budaska December 27 – Craig Reynolds December 28 – Ray Knight December 28 – José Sosa December 29 – Dennis Werth Deaths January January 6 – Frank Oberlin, 75, pitcher who played for the Boston Americans and Washington Senators over four seasons spanning 1906–1910. January 8 – Art