Midget Eddie Gaedel was sent to the plate as a pinch hitter by maverick owner Bill Veeck and instructed not to swing.
The smallest-in-history MLB player is the 43-inch stuntman Eddie Gaedel, who played for the St. Louis Browns for only 1 game in 1951. He had the smallest strike zone in MLB history- about 1 1/2 inches!
Neil Allen
because they felt like it
As of 2010, $400,000.
The Pittsburg Pirates, PNC Park
The smallest-in-history MLB player is the 43-inch stuntman Eddie Gaedel, who played for the St. Louis Browns for only 1 game in 1951. He had the smallest strike zone in MLB history- about 1 1/2 inches!
Neil Allen
the strike zone is wherever the umpire says
1994-1995
1994 -1995
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He was a Major League Baseball player.
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because they felt like it
The players' strike that killed the World Series was during the 1994 season.
Brewers
The With of the plate and from the hitters knees to his chest