Freddie Lindstrom

Full Name: Frederick Charles Lindstrom	Primary Position: 3B,OF
Height/Weight: 5' 11"/170	First Game: April 15, 1924
Birthdate: November 21, 1905	Final Game: May 15, 1936
Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois	MLB Experience: 13 years
Died: October 4, 1981
Deathplace: Chicago, Illinois
Bat/Throw: Right/Right

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Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1976

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Freddie Lindstrom (Frederick Charles Lindstrom) was born on November 21, 1905 in Chicago, Illinois. He made his Major League debut on April 15, 1924 for the New York Giants. In 1925, his rookie year, he hit .287 with 4 home runs and 33 RBI. Lindstrom played for the New York Giants, Pittsburgh Pirates, Chicago Cubs and Brooklyn Dodgers over the course of his 13 year career.

Most people believe that Freddie Lindstrom's best season was 1930, when he slugged 22 home runs, hit for a .379 average and knocked in 106 runs.

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Year	Team		G	AB	R	H	HR	RBI	AVG	OBP	SLG	2B	3B	BB	SO	HBP	SH	SB	GDP
1924	NY	N	52	79	19	20	0	4	.253	.314	.316	3	1	6	10	1	2	3	0
1925	NY	N	104	356	43	102	4	33	.287	.332	.430	15	12	22	20	2	5	5	0
1926	NY	N	140	543	90	164	9	76	.302	.351	.420	19	9	39	21	2	28	11	0
1927	NY	N	138	562	107	172	7	58	.306	.354	.436	36	8	40	40	2	15	10	0
1928	NY	N	153	646	99	231	14	107	.358	.383	.511	39	9	25	21	2	14	15	0
1929	NY	N	130	549	99	175	15	91	.319	.354	.464	23	6	30	28	0	21	10	0
1930	NY	N	148	609	127	231	22	106	.379	.425	.575	39	7	48	33	0	14	15	0
1931	NY	N	78	303	38	91	5	36	.300	.356	.429	12	6	26	12	0	0	5	0
1932	NY	N	144	595	83	161	15	92	.271	.303	.407	26	5	27	28	1	3	6	0
1933	PIT	N	138	538	70	167	5	55	.310	.350	.448	39	10	33	22	0	25	1	10
1934	PIT	N	97	383	59	111	4	49	.290	.333	.405	24	4	23	21	2	6	1	10
1935	CHI	N	90	342	49	94	3	62	.275	.297	.389	22	4	10	13	1	10	1	11
1936	BRO	N	26	106	12	28	0	10	.264	.297	.302	4	0	5	7	0	3	1	4
Total			1438	5611	895	1747	103	779	.311	.351	.449	301	81	334	276	13	146	84	35

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Year	Team		POS	G	PO	A	ERR	DP	AVG
1924	NY	N	2B	23	19	32	5	6	.911
1924	NY	N	3B	11	15	21	1	1	.973
1925	NY	N	SS	1	2	2	2	0	.667
1925	NY	N	2B	1	2	5	0	1	1.000
1925	NY	N	3B	96	123	147	12	9	.957
1926	NY	N	OF	1	1	0	0	0	1.000
1926	NY	N	3B	138	151	251	16	23	.962
1927	NY	N	3B	87	93	178	9	12	.968
1927	NY	N	OF	51	89	3	3	0	.968
1928	NY	N	3B	153	145	340	21	34	.958
1929	NY	N	3B	128	134	258	14	24	.966
1930	NY	N	3B	148	132	291	21	24	.953
1931	NY	N	OF	73	150	4	4	1	.975
1931	NY	N	2B	4	8	4	3	2	.800
1932	NY	N	OF	128	315	18	6	2	.982
1932	NY	N	3B	15	11	15	4	1	.867
1933	PIT	N	OF	130	388	7	5	2	.988
1934	PIT	N	OF	92	181	8	2	1	.990
1935	CHI	N	OF	50	136	5	3	0	.979
1935	CHI	N	3B	33	31	35	4	7	.943
1936	BRO	N	OF	26	51	4	1	0	.982
Total			OF	551	1311	49	24	6	.983
Total			2B	28	29	41	8	9	.897
Total			SS	1	2	2	2	0	.667
Total			3B	809	835	1536	102	135	.959

[edit] Transactions

Sold by Toledo (American Association) to New York Giants with Bill Terry for $500 (September 18, 1923).
Traded by New York Giants to Pittsburgh Pirates as part of 3-team trade in which Pittsburgh Pirates sent Glenn Spencer to New York Giants; Pittsburgh Pirates sent Gus Dugas to Philadelphia Phillies; Philadelphia Phillies sent Kiddo Davis to New York Giants; and New York Giants sent Chick Fullis to Philadelphia Phillies (December 12, 1932).
Traded by Pittsburgh Pirates with Larry French to Chicago Cubs in exchange for Guy Bush, Jim Weaver and Babe Herman (November 22, 1934).
Released by Chicago Cubs (January 10, 1936).
Signed by Brooklyn Dodgers (January 16, 1936).
Released by Brooklyn Dodgers (February 22, 1937).

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