November 16 – Paul Serna November 18 – Cliff Pastornicky November 19 – Mike Winters November 21 – Mike Mason November 22 – Lee Guetterman November 22 – Ricky Wright November 25 – Chico Walker November 27 – Mike Scioscia November 28 – Pat Murphy November 28 – Dave Righetti November 30 – Toby Hernández November 30 – Steve Shields December December 3 – Mike Martin December 5 – Scott Munninghoff December 10 – Dom Chiti December 16 – Rondin Johnson December 16 – Ted Wilborn December 18 – Scott Nielsen December 22 – Glenn Wilson December 22 – George Wright December 23 – Tim Leary December 25 – Gerry Davis December 25 – Rickey Henderson Deaths January January 10 – John Terry, 80, pitcher who played with the Detroit Tigers in 1902 and for the St. Louis Browns in 1903. January 12 – Lefty Webb, 72, pitcher for the 1910 Pittsburgh Pirates. January 23 – Harry Baldwin, 57, pitcher who played from 1924 to 1925 for the New York Giants. January 23 – Walter Lonergan, 72, shortstop for the 1911 Boston Red Sox. January 23 – Al Tedrow, 66, who pitched in four games for the Cleveland Naps in 1914. January 24 – Admiral Schlei, 80, catcher for the Cincinnati Reds and New York Giants over eight seasons from 1904 to 1911. January 31 – Harry O'Donnell, 63, backup catcher for the Philadelphia Phillies in its 1927 season. February February 1 – Mysterious Walker, 73, University of Chicago three-sport athlete with colorful personality, who later pitched for three major league teams from 1910 to 1913 before jumping to the outlaw Federal League in 1914–15, whose unusual moniker came after debuting professionally in the minors with the PCL San Francisco Seals, because he refused to take the field until umpires banished photographers, apparently trying to get away from public scrutiny, although curiously attracting attention as a ballplayer. February 4 – Ted Turner, 85, pitcher who appeared in just one game for the Chicago Cubs in its 1920 season. February 9 – Cowboy Jones, 83, 19th century pitcher who played with the Cleveland Spiders in 1898 and for the St. Louis Perfectos/Cardinals over three seasons from 1899 to 1901. February 10 – Elmer Jacobs, 65, starting pitcher who played for six different clubs in a span of nine seasons from 1914 to 1927, being named the Opening Day starter for the