Dodgers between 1946 and June 1951, when he was packaged to the Chicago Cubs in a blockbuster mid-season trade that delivered slugging outfielder Andy Pafko to Brooklyn. He finished his MLB career by going 6–10 for the Cubs through July 1952. During his 233-game MLB career, he compiled a record of 65–49 with a 3.87 ERA. He registered 51 complete games and eight shutouts in 149 career starts, and four saves in 84 relief assignments. In 1,087 innings pitched, he allowed 1,124 hits and 492 walks, with 381 strikeouts. Hatten pitched in the high minors into 1960, and was 43 years old when he retired from the mound. He died at age 72 in Redding, California. References External links Wancho, Joseph, Joe Hatten. Society for American Baseball Research Biography Project 1916 births 1988 deaths Almendares (baseball) players American expatriate baseball players in Cuba Anniston Rams players Bakersfield Bears players Baseball players from Iowa Brooklyn Dodgers players Chicago Cubs players Crookston Pirates players Havana Sugar Kings players Los Angeles Angels (minor league) players Major League Baseball pitchers Minneapolis Millers (baseball) players Montreal Royals players People from Kossuth County, Iowa People from Redding, California United States Navy personnel of World War II Vancouver Mounties players