Baseball Fathers and Sons (M - Z) by Baseball Almanac

Baseball Fathers and Sons (Mack through Young)

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.

"Any minute, any day, some player may break a long standing record. That is one of the fascinations about the game, the unexpected surprises." - Connie Mack (father of Earle Mack)

The Baseball Family Tree Fathers & Sons A-L / Fathers & Sons M-Z
Father	Son(s)
Connie Mack	Earle Mack
Harl Maggert	Harl Maggert
Willard Mains	Jim Mains
Charlie Malay	Joe Malay
Barney Martin	Jerry Martin
Clyde Mashore	Damon Mashore
Nelson Mathews	T.J. Mathews
Gary Matthews	Gary Matthews, Jr.
Wally Mattick	Bobby Mattick
Dave May	Derrick May
Pinky May	Milt May
Jim McAndrew	Jamie McAndrew
Dave McKay	Cody McKay
Jim McKnight	Jeff McKnight
Hal McRae	Brian McRae
Frank Meinke	Bob Meinke
Willie Mills	Art Mills
Rene Monteagudo	Aurelio Monteagudo
Gene Moore	Gene Moore
Guy Morton	Guy Morton
Manny Mota	Andy Mota
Manny Mota	Jose Mota
Walter Mueller	Don Mueller
Bill Narleski	Ray Narleski
Julio Navarro	Jaime Navarro
Dick Nen	Robb Nen
Chet Nichols	Chet Nichols
Joe Niekro	Lance Niekro
Ron Northey	Scott Northey
John O'Donoghue	John O'Donoghue
Frank Okrie	Len Okrie
Ed Olivares	Omar Olivares
Bob Oliver	Darren Oliver
Diomedes Olivo	Gilberto Rondon
Patsy O'Rourke	Joe O'Rourke
Jim O'Rourke	Queenie O'Rourke
Tiny Osborne	Bobo Osborne
Steve Partenheimer	Stan Partenheimer
Tony Pena	Tony Pena
Tony Perez	Eduardo Perez
Herman Pillette	Duane Pillette
Mel Queen	Mel Queen
Tim Raines	Tim Raines, Jr.
Fred Rath	Fred Rath
Walt Ripley	Allen Ripley
Pete Rose	Pete Rose, Jr.
Ralph Savidge	Don Savidge
Dick Schofield	Dick Schofield
Joe Schultz	Joe Schultz
Diego Segui	David Segui
Earl Sheely	Bud Sheely
Dick Siebert	Paul Siebert
George Sisler	Dave Sisler
George Sisler	Dick Sisler
Bob Skinner	Joel Skinner
Roy Smalley	Roy Smalley
Chris Speier	Justin Speier
Ed Spiezio	Scott Spiezio
Ed Sprague	Ed Sprague
Ebba St. Claire	Randy St. Claire
Dave Stenhouse	Mike Stenhouse
Joe Stephenson	Jerry Stephenson
Ron Stillwell	Kurt Stillwell
Mel Stottlemyre	Todd Stottlemyre
Mel Stottlemyre	Mel Stottlemyre
Billy Sullivan	Billy Sullivan
Haywood Sullivan	Marc Sullivan
George Susce	George Susce
Steve Swisher	Nick Swisher
Chuck Tanner	Bruce Tanner
Jose Tartabull	Danny Tartabull
Pablo Torrealba	Steve Torrealba
Ricardo Torres	Gil Torres
Mike Tresh	Tom Tresh
Hal Trosky	Hal Trosky
Dizzy Trout	Steve Trout
Al Unser	Del Unser
Max Venable	Will Venable
Ozzie Virgil	Ozzie Virgil
Howard Wakefield	Dick Wakefield
Dixie Walker	Dixie Walker
Dixie Walker	Harry Walker
Ed Walsh	Ed Walsh
Gary Ward	Daryle Ward
John Wathan	Dusty Wathan
Dennis Werth	Jayson Werth
Jo-Jo White	Mike White
Maury Wills	Bump Wills
Bobby Wine	Robbie Wine
Joe Wood	Joe Wood
Clyde Wright	Jaret Wright
Del Young	Del Young
Father	Son(s)
Baseball Fathers & Sons (M - Z)

Of all the fathers and sons who have pitched, Ed Walsh has the lowest career earned run average (1.82) and his son Ed Walsh (Jr.) happens to have the highest career earned run average (5.57).

Did you know that Mel Stottlemyre and his sons, Todd and Mel (Jr.), have had the most strikeouts of any other father and son combination?

Do you know who the first black father-son combination were? It was the Hairston family [Sammy -> Jerry -> Jerry (Jr.)] who recently joined another family combo when their grandson broke in with the Baltimore Orioles during the 1998 season.

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