Jackie Warner
Note: This page is for 1960s outfielder Jackie Warner; for others with similar names, click here.
John Joseph Warner
- Bats Right, Throws Right
- Height 6' 0", Weight 180 lb.
- High School Arroyo High School (El Monte)
- Debut April 12, 1966
- Final Game July 27, 1966
- Born August 1, 1943 in Monrovia, CA USA
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" . . . Jackie Warner was the most amazing baseball player I have ever seen. . . In his first year in the minor leagues, Jackie set an all time record for the most home runs ever hit in that league. . . Then (in the majors) . . . Jackie charged back to make the catch (in the outfield), and he crashed into the outfield wall, injuring his right shoulder. He never recovered fully . . ." - from a remembrance from a high school classmate
Jackie Warner slugged .431 in 123 at-bats in the majors in 1966. One can only wonder how he would have fared if he had not been injured.
A brief sensation at the plate early in the 1966 season. He quickly faded, however, and was soon back in the minor leagues.
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