Heinie Mueller [Clarence Francis Mueller] was active in the Major Leagues between 1920-1935. His date of birth is
September 16th, 1899He died on
September 16th, 1899 at the age of 0. Historically, based on stats listed below, his most frequent
teammate was
Rogers Hornsby [10 seasons]. Mueller played 7 seasons with the St. Louis Cardinals organization, 2 seasons with the San Francisco Giants, 2 seasons with the Atlanta Braves and 1 season with the Baltimore Orioles. Finished 8th in National League with 15 Stolen Bases in 1926. Finished 3rd in National League with 8 Hit By Pitch in 1926. Had a career high 57 runs batted in with the St. Louis Cardinals,New York Giants in 1926. Had a career high 15 Stolen Bases for the St. Louis Cardinals,New York
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Giants in 1926. Had a career high .343 Batting Average for the St. Louis Cardinals in 1923. Had a career high .92 OPS for the St. Louis Cardinals in 1923.
Career Transactions: Traded from St. Louis Cardinals to New York Giants for Billy Southworth on June 14th, 1926. Traded from Toledo (American Association) with Emilio Palmero to Boston Braves for Ed Taylor on August 14th, 1928.
Career Notes: Hit a Home Run in his 1st MLB At Bat on April 19,1938 in 1938. TBC+ Metric is based on wOBA with inclusion of stolen base value. TBC's version of wOBA excludes park factors and uses static coefficients across all levels and years for ease of implementation.
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