Baseball Fathers and Sons (A - L) by Baseball Almanac

Baseball Fathers and Sons (Adams through Lively)

Over one hundred father-and-son combinations have made it to the big leagues. Some fathers even had more than one son who played. Here is the first set of fathers-and-sons who have made it to the Major Leagues.

"Managers don't really win games, but they can lose plenty of them." - Bob Boone (father of Aaron Boone & Bret Boone)

The Baseball Family Tree Fathers & Sons A-L / Fathers & Sons M-Z
Father	Son(s)
Bobby Adams	Mike Adams
Sandy Alomar	Roberto Alomar
Sandy Alomar	Sandy Alomar, Jr.
Felipe Alou	Moises Alou
Ruben Amaro	Ruben Amaro, Jr.
Angel Aragon	Jack Aragon
Tony Armas	Tony Armas, Jr.
Earl Averill	Earl Averill
Mike Bacsik	Mike Bacsik
Jim Bagby	Jim Bagby, Jr.
Floyd Bannister	Brian Bannister
Jesse Barfield	Josh Barfield
Clyde Barnhart	Vic Barnhart
Charlie Beamon	Charlie Beamon
Buddy Bell	David Bell
Buddy Bell	Mike Bell
Gus Bell	Buddy Bell
Dave Bennett	Erik Bennett
Yogi Berra	Dale Berra
Charlie Berry	Charlie Berry
Joe Berry	Joe Berry
Bobby Bonds	Barry Bonds
Ray Boone	Bob Boone
Bob Boone	Aaron Boone
Bob Boone	Bret Boone
Pedro Borbon	Pedro Borbon, Jr.
Fred Brickell	Fritz Brickell
Earle Brucker	Earle Brucker, Jr.
Mike Brumley	Mike Brumley
Don Buford	Damon Buford
Jeff Burroughs	Sean Burroughs
Dolph Camilli	Doug Camilli
Al Campanis	Jim Campanis
Jose Cano	Robinson Cano
Cam Carreon	Mark Carreon
Joe Coleman	Joe Coleman
Eddie Collins	Eddie Collins, Jr.
Ed Connolly	Ed Connolly, Jr.
Jimmy Cooney	Jimmy Cooney
Jimmy Cooney	Johnny Cooney
Mardie Cornejo	Nate Cornejo
Red Corriden	John Corriden
Ed Crosby	Bobby Crosby
Bill Crouch	Bill Crouch
Jose Cruz	Jose Cruz, Jr.
Mike Darr	Mike Darr
Jerry DaVanon	Jeff DaVanon
Herm Doscher	Jack Doscher
Dave Duncan	Chris Duncan
Dave Duncan	Shelley Duncan
Dick Ellsworth	Steve Ellsworth
Jim Eschen	Larry Eschen
Bill Fahey	Brandon Fahey
Cecil Fielder	Prince Fielder
Tom Fletcher	Darrin Fletcher
Joe Flynn	John Flynn
Tito Francona	Terry Francona
Len Gabrielson	Len Gabrielson
Charlie Ganzel	Babe Ganzel
Larry Gilbert	Charlie Gilbert
Larry Gilbert	Tookie Gilbert
Peaches Graham	Jack Graham
Fred Green	Gary Green
Tom Grieve	Ben Grieve
Ken Griffey	Ken Griffey, Jr.
Steve Grilli	Jason Grilli
Ray Grimes	Oscar Grimes
Ross Grimsley	Ross Grimsley
Tony Gwynn	Tony Gwynn
Sammy Hairston	Jerry Hairston
Sammy Hairston	Johnny Hairston
Jerry Hairston	Jerry Hairston, Jr.
Jerry Hairston	Scott Hairston
Larry Haney	Chris Haney
Jim Hegan	Mike Hegan
Ken Heintzelman	Tom Heintzelman
Clarence Heise	Jim Heise
Wally Hood	Wally Hood, Jr.
Bruce Howard	David Howard
Tim Hulett	Tug Hulett
Randy Hundley	Todd Hundley
Pat Jacquez	Tom Jacquez
Julian Javier	Stan Javier
Johnny Jeter	Shawn Jeter
Ernie Johnson	Don Johnson
Rankin Johnson	Rankin Johnson
Fred Kendall	Jason Kendall
Bob Kennedy	Terry Kennedy
Marty Keough	Matt Keough
Don Kessinger	Keith Kessinger
Lew Krausse	Lew Krausse, Jr.
Bill Kunkel	Jeff Kunkel
Joe Landrum	Bill Landrum
Max Lanier	Hal Lanier
Dave LaRoche	Adam LaRoche
Dave LaRoche	Andy LaRoche
Vern Law	Vance Law
Bill Laxton	Brett Laxton
Thornton Lee	Don Lee
Dutch Lerchen	George Lerchen
Glenn Liebhardt	Glenn Liebhardt
Freddie Lindstrom	Chuck Lindstrom
Jack Lively	Buddy Lively
Father	Son(s)
Baseball Fathers & Sons (A - L)

Jack Doscher made his Major League debut in 1903 and became the first son of a Major League father (Herm Doscher) to play in the big leagues.

Did you know that the Mack (Connie & Earle) and Skinner (Bob & Joel) families are the only ones to have both a father and son manage a Major League team?

Three father-son pitcher combos have made it to a World Series. They are the Bagby (Jim & Jim Jr.), Borbon (Pedro & Pedro Jr.) and Stottlemyre (Mel & Todd) families.

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