Willard Marshall [Willard Warren Marshall] is a former Major League Baseball Player who was active in the Majors between 1942-1955. His birthday is
February 8th, 1921He died on
November 5th, 2000 at the age of 79. He played his high school baseball for the
Manchester High School Lancers in Midlothian, Virginia. He played College Baseball for the
Wake Forest University Demon Deacons. Made his Major League Debut on
April 18th, 1950 at the age of 29. He was teammates with
Sid Gordon for 8 seasons, the most throughout his career. Marshall played 5 seasons with the San Francisco Giants organization, 3 seasons with the Atlanta Braves, 2 seasons with the Cincinnati Reds and 2 seasons with the Chicago White Sox. Hit a career high 36 home runs with the New York Giants in
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1947. Had a career high 107 runs batted in with the New York Giants in 1947. Had a career high .307 Batting Average for the New York Giants in 1949. Had a career high .894 OPS for the New York Giants in 1947. Led the National League (MLB) with a .26 Strikeout-Walk Ratio in 1949.
Career Transactions: Traded from New York Giants with Sid Gordon, Buddy Kerr and Red Webb to Boston Braves for Eddie Stanky and Alvin Dark on December 14th, 1949. Sold by Boston Braves to Cincinnati Reds on June 4th, 1952. Traded from Cincinnati Reds to Chicago White Sox for Saul Rogovin, Connie Ryan and Rocky Krsnich on December 10th, 1953. TBC+ Metric is based on wOBA with inclusion of stolen base value. TBC's version of wOBA excludes park factors and uses static coefficients across all levels and years for ease of implementation.
* indicates player had a low sample size of plate appearances.
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