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Major League Baseball Stats
 
Batting Stats
GamesAt BatsHitsAverageSlugging %
1,9906,4321,9120.2970.489
 
 
Managing Stats
GamesWinsLosesTiesW/L%
38320317640.536
 
Notable Accomplishments
Most Valuable Player Award: 1935
All-Star Game Roster as Player: 6
All-Star Game Roster as Manager: 1
Gabby Hartnett
(Charles  Leo  Hartnett)
"Old Tomato Face"
Born: December 20, 1900        Died: December 20, 1972 (72 yrs.)
 
Year of Induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame
1955
 
Induction Position/Capacity
Catcher
 
 
 
 
 
Bats
Right
Throws
Right
Seasons1st GameLast Game
20April 12, 1922September 24, 1941
 
Positions Played/Held
Catcher
1st Base
Pinch Hitter
Manager
 
Teams as Player
Chicago Cubs (1922-1940)
New York Giants (1941)
 
Teams as Manager
Chicago Cubs (1938-1940)
 
 
Cards and Other Memorabilia
Gabby Hartnett - Estimated Sets: 610
 
 
1922  American Caramel
Series of 240 Baseball Stars (E120)
Charles Hartnett 

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Note: many MLB HoF members have more than one ‘rookie’ card and/or more than one ‘last active’ card. In those instances, I’ve randomly selected a single example of each.