Roy Patterson
Career Overview

Players Baseball Roy Patterson

Roy Patterson, known as "The Boy Wonder," was a right-handed pitcher who played in the early years of Major League Baseball. His career began with the Chicago White Sox, a team that was part of the newly formed American League. Patterson's debut in the major leagues came on April 24, 1901, when he took the mound for the

Roy Patterson, known as "The Boy Wonder," was a right-handed pitcher who played in the early years of Major League Baseball. His career began with the Chicago White Sox, a team that was part of the newly formed American League. Patterson's debut in the major leagues came on April 24, 1901, when he took the mound for the

Career Pitching Stats

AL 1901-1907

Win-Loss

81–72

ERA

2.75

#92 All-Time

Strikeouts

442

WHIP

1.172

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Skills Scorecard

Control

C+

Velocity

D

Stamina

A

Command

C+

Range

C-

Fielding

C+

Career Timeline

1901-1907

Chicago White Sox (AL)

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Personal Profile

Born Dec 17th, 1876

Died Apr 14th, 1953

Age 76 years old

Bats / Throws Right / Right

Height / Weight 6' 0" 185 lbs

Position SP · RP

Uniform # (none)

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