Wagner College Baseball Players Who Made it to the Major Leagues

Baseball Almanac is pleased to present a comprehensive chart of every Wagner College alumnus who played baseball at Wagner College AND made it to the Major League level.

Given the nickname "Clank" because of his poor fielding, Blefary played first base, then was switched to catcher. On April 27, 1968, Blefary caught Tom Phoebus's no-hitter. Blaming his offensive decline on the constant defensive shuffling at Baltimore, he was traded to Houston in 1969 in a deal that sent Mike Cuellar to the Orioles. "He loved Baltimore, and he loved his fans," said his wife. "He was a lifelong student of the game." - AP Wire (Blefary Obituary, 01/29/2001)

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Major League Baseball Player Alumnus

Name [Click for M.L. Stats]

Dates Played

Debut / Box

Curt Blefary

1961 - 1962

04-14-1965

Andrew Bailey

2003 - 2006

04-06-2009

Name [Click for M.L. Stats]

Dates Played

Debut / Box

Wagner College M.L.B. Player Alumnus



The Wagner College baseball program started in 1924 and Curt Blefary was their first former player to make it to the Major League level.

In 1963 former major leaguer Al Severinsen attended Wagner College, but he did not play baseball for the Seahawks.

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