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Bookmark or Share- Jim Bunning - Society for American Baseball ResearchIn July, with an 8-5 record, he was called up by the Tigers. Bunning made his first start on the 20th, lasting 7 2/3 innings in a 6-3 loss to Baltimore. He started seven more games and relieved in seven over the rest of the season. His record was 3-5 in 51 innings, with a 6.35 earned-run average.
- Hall of Fame pitcher Jim Bunning dies at age 85 - ESPNFormer U.S. Sen. Jim Bunning, a Hall of Fame pitcher who parlayed his sports fame into a political career as an uncompromising advocate for conservative causes, has died. He was 85.
- Bunning, Jim - Baseball Hall of FameAbout Jim Bunning. Jim Bunning was a tough right-handed sidearm pitcher during his 17-year big league career, but consistency was what he craved, once stating: “I am most proud of the fact I went through nearly 11 years without missing a start. They wrote my name down, and I went to the post.”
- Jim Bunning Stats, Height, Weight, Research & History - Baseball AlmanacJames Paul David Bunning was a Major League Baseball player who pitched for the Detroit Tigers (1955 - 1963), Philadelphia Phillies (1964 - 1967), Pittsburgh Pirates (1968 - 1969), Los Angeles Dodgers (1969), and Philadelphia Phillies (1970 - 1971). Did you know that Jim, his nickname, on August 2, 1959, threw an immaculate inning?
- Jim Bunning Stats, Age, Position, Height, Weight, Fantasy & NewsJim Bunning Bio. Fullname: James Paul David Bunning; Born: 10/23/1931 in Southgate, KY; College: Xavier; Debut: 7/20/1955; Hall of Fame: 1996; Died: 5/26/2017
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