Tracy Stallard

Tracy Stallard [Evan Tracy Stallard] is a former Major League Baseball Player who was active in the Majors between 1960-1966. His birthday is August 31st, 1937He died on December 7th, 2017 at the age of 80. He played High School baseball for the Coeburn High School Blue Knights in Coeburn, Virginia. He was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Boston Red Sox in 1956. Made his Major League Debut on September 14th, 1960 at the age of 23. Debuted as a relief pitcher for Boston Red Sox against the Cleveland Indians, throwing 1 inning, allowing 0 runs, 1 walks and striking out 1 batters. He did not factor in the decision. He recorded an out to the first batter he faced, Ty Cline. His most frequent teammates throughout his ...
career, based on statistics listed below were Galen Cisco and Pumpsie Green. Stallard played 3 seasons with the Boston Red Sox organization, 2 seasons with the St. Louis Cardinals and 2 seasons with the New York Mets. Led the National League (MLB) with 20 Losses in 1964.

Career Transactions: Traded from Boston Red Sox with Pumpsie Green and Al Moran to New York Mets for Felix Mantilla on December 11th, 1962. Traded from New York Mets with Elio Chacon to St. Louis Cardinals for Johnny Lewis and Gordie Richardson on December 7th, 1964.