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What was Satchel Paiges number with Cleveland?
He wore No. 31 and then switched to No. 29 during his 1948-49 stint with the Indians.
What is Satchel Paiges batting average?
Satchel Paige was a pitcher He batted .097 but he was black and spent most of his days in the negro league so .097 is his major league average
What records did Satchel Paige brake?
oldest player to pitch in the mlb
What is satchel Paige's fastest pitch?
It was never recorded but I think it was near 107mph
Who was the first black man to pitch in the World Series GAME?
satchel paige
What were the names of satchel paiges brotyhers and sisters?
Lulu, Rita, Caroline, and Pam.
What were Satchel Paiges siblings names?
Lulu, Rita, Caroline, and Pam.
What was Satchel Paiges number with Cleveland?
He wore No. 31 and then switched to No. 29 during his 1948-49 stint with the Indians.
What is Satchel Paiges batting average?
Satchel Paige was a pitcher He batted .097 but he was black and spent most of his days in the negro league so .097 is his major league average
When is paiges birthday?
i want to know which Paige this is. there are hundreds of paiges in the world..
What records did Satchel Paige brake?
oldest player to pitch in the mlb
What is satchel Paige's fastest pitch?
It was never recorded but I think it was near 107mph
Who was the first black man to pitch in the World Series GAME?
satchel paige
Was Satchel Paige the best pitcher ever?
yes. definetly i mean he is the best to ever step onto a ball field, and he threw every pitch known and even his own variation of the gyro ball
When are paiges babies due?
today
Who invented the satchel purse?
Joseph Satchel invented the satchel.
What is satchel paige's famous pitch?
Satchel Paige, a legendary African American baseball pitcher, is famous for his "hesitation pitch," also known as the "pausing pitch." This unique delivery involved a sudden pause or delay right before the pitch, which often confused batters and disrupted their timing. His ability to mix speeds and use unconventional tactics made him a formidable opponent on the mound, contributing to his lasting legacy in baseball history.
