TomZachary

Pitcher

Birthdate
5/7/1896
BAT/THR
Left/Left

Position Pitcher

Birthdate5/7/1896

BAT/THRLeft/Left

Debut Year1918

Philadelphia Phillies1936*-1936 (1 Season)

Brooklyn Dodgers1934*-1936* (3 Seasons)

Boston Braves1930*-1934* (5 Seasons)

New York Yankees1928*-1930* (3 Seasons)

Washington Senators1919-1925, 1927, 1927*-1928* (9 Seasons)

St. Louis Browns1926-1927* (2 Seasons)

Philadelphia Athletics1918-1918 (1 Season)

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TomZachary

Biography

Career History

How Rays extended World Series in incredible Game 4 comeback

Brewers let Game 4 slip away as Rays send World Series to a Game 5

How many sweeps have there been in the World Series?

Brewers' Ashby sets record for scoreless innings by a reliever in a postseason

World Series Game 4: Takeaways from Rays' walk-off win

Junior Caminero injures foot during Rays' rally but says he'll play in World Series Game 5