Doug McWeeny

Full Name: Douglas Lawrence McWeeny	Primary Position: P
Height/Weight: 6' 2"/190	First Game: April 24, 1921
Birthdate: August 17, 1896	Final Game: June 17, 1930
Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois	MLB Experience: 8 years
Died: January 1, 1953
Deathplace: Melrose Park, Illinois
Bat/Throw: Right/Right

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Born on August 17, 1896 in Chicago, Illinois, Doug McWeeny (Douglas Lawrence McWeeny) played for the Chicago White Sox, Brooklyn Robins and Cincinnati Reds over the course of his 8 year career. McWeeny broke into the bigs on April 24, 1921 with the Chicago White Sox, and put up a 6.08 ERA in 97.2 innings pitched in 1921, his rookie year.

There is some disagreement on what was Doug McWeeny's most productive season. Some believe that it was 1928, when he posted a 3.17 ERA, won 14 games and struck out 79 batters. However, others believe that it was 1926, when he posted a 3.04 ERA, won 11 games and struck out 96 batters.

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Year	Team		G	GS	W	L	ERA	K	R	ER	CG	SHO	SV	IP	H	HR	BB	WP	HBP
1921	CHI	A	27	8	3	6	6.08	46	76	66	3	0	2	97.2	127	7	45	3	0
1922	CHI	A	4	1	0	1	5.91	5	8	7	0	0	0	10.2	13	0	7	0	0
1924	CHI	A	13	5	1	3	4.57	18	25	22	2	0	0	43.1	47	2	17	3	2
1926	BRO	N	42	24	11	13	3.04	96	97	73	10	1	1	216.1	213	6	84	3	8
1927	BRO	N	34	22	4	8	3.56	73	80	65	6	0	1	164.1	167	13	70	4	8
1928	BRO	N	42	32	14	14	3.17	79	108	86	12	4	1	244	218	11	114	2	5
1929	BRO	N	36	22	4	10	6.10	59	119	99	4	0	1	146	167	17	93	11	3
1930	CIN	N	8	2	0	2	7.36	10	23	21	0	0	0	25.2	28	0	20	0	0
Total	NL		162	102	33	47	3.89	317	427	344	32	5	4	796.1	793	47	381	20	24
Total	AL		44	14	4	10	5.64	69	109	95	5	0	2	151.2	187	9	69	6	2
Total			206	116	37	57	4.17	386	536	439	37	5	6	948	980	56	450	26	26

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Year	Team		POS	G	PO	A	ERR	DP	AVG
1921	CHI	A	P	27	3	21	1	0	.960
1922	CHI	A	P	4	0	1	0	0	1.000
1924	CHI	A	P	13	3	22	0	0	1.000
1926	BRO	N	P	42	12	44	5	1	.918
1927	BRO	N	P	34	10	38	5	0	.906
1928	BRO	N	P	42	7	72	3	3	.963
1929	BRO	N	P	36	7	23	2	1	.938
1930	CIN	N	P	8	1	5	0	1	1.000
Total			P	206	43	226	16	6	.944

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Year	Team		G	AB	R	H	RBI	AVG	OBP	SLG	2B	BB	SO	HBP	SH	SB
1921	CHI	A	27	31	2	1	1	.032	.118	.065	1	3	21	0	1	0
1922	CHI	A	4	1	0	0	0	.000	.500	.000	0	1	1	0	0	0
1924	CHI	A	13	9	2	0	0	.000	.308	.000	0	4	4	0	1	1
1926	BRO	N	42	64	5	7	0	.109	.162	.125	1	3	25	1	4	0
1927	BRO	N	34	47	0	2	1	.043	.167	.043	0	7	22	0	6	0
1928	BRO	N	42	81	5	14	3	.173	.230	.185	1	6	34	0	3	0
1929	BRO	N	36	48	3	5	1	.104	.204	.104	0	6	17	0	3	0
1930	CIN	N	8	7	1	1	0	.143	.250	.143	0	1	2	0	0	0
Total	NL		162	247	14	29	5	.117	.196	.126	2	23	100	1	16	0
Total	AL		44	41	4	1	1	.024	.184	.049	1	8	26	0	2	1
Total			206	288	18	30	6	.104	.194	.115	3	31	126	1	18	1

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Traded by Chicago White Sox with $100000 and 2 players to be named later to San Francisco (PCL) in exchange for Willie Kamm (May 29, 1922); San Francisco (PCL) received Shovel Hodge (September 7, 1922) and Joe Mulligan (October 24, 1922).
Traded by Chicago White Sox with Kettle Wirts to Minneapolis (American Association) in exchange for Johnny Grabowski and Leo Mangum (July 6, 1924).
Traded by Brooklyn Robins to Cincinnati Reds in exchange for Dolf Luque (February 5, 1930).

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