Dick Starr

1947–1951  ·  bats R / throws R  ·  New York Yankees, St. Louis Browns, Washington Senators (1901-60)

95G
.155AVG
.234OBP
.196SLG
More career statistics
15H
0HR
2RBI
0SB
12–24W–L
344.2IP
120K
5.25ERA
45GS
2SV
2Rare feats

Career summary: MLB’s official regular-season totals. Season lines, splits and historical game logs below are reconstructed from the covered Retrosheet records and can differ in coverage or scorer revisions. Compare sources and coverage.

Why official totals and the game-record sums differ

The sources can disagree on historical scorer decisions, appearances, and which games belong to a major-league record. The career summary uses the official total; the source game rows retain their recorded values.

StatisticMLB officialRecorded game sum
Pitching · Batters faced1,5821,586
Pitching · p er201204
Pitching · p h390389
Pitching · p w198199

Career batting

GPAABRH2B3BHRRBIBBKSBCSHBPSFTBAVGOBPSLGOPS
9511397111540021036010019.155.234.196.430

Career pitching

IPGGSCGWLSVHRERHRBBKHBPWPERAWHIP
344.7934571224239023020140198120005.251.706

Streaks

3longest hitting streak · 1951-05-20 to 1951-06-30
5longest on-base streak

The three rarest things in this career

RarityWhatDateRateGame
444 home runs allowed1951-08-201 in 801 pitcher-gamesbox score ↗
42Four Runs, No Outs1949-09-141 in 121 gamesbox score ↗
297 walks allowed1947-09-161 in 192 pitcher-gamesbox score ↗

Season by season

YearTeamGABHHRRBISBAVGIPK
1947New York Yankees431–––.333121
1948New York Yankees1––––––22
1949St. Louis Browns30232–––.0878344
1950St. Louis Browns34365–1–.13912330
1951St. Louis Browns, Washington Senators (1901-60)26357–1–.20012343