Dave Skaggs

American baseball player (born 1951)


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::summary American baseball player (born 1951) ::

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FieldValue
nameDave Skaggs
positionCatcher
imageDave Skaggs 1977.jpg
batsRight
throwsRight
birth_date
birth_placeSanta Monica, California, U.S.
debutleagueMLB
debutdateApril 17
debutyear1977
debutteamBaltimore Orioles
finalleagueMLB
finaldateOctober 4
finalyear1980
finalteamCalifornia Angels
statleagueMLB
stat1labelBatting average
stat1value.241
stat2labelHome runs
stat2value3
stat3labelRuns batted in
stat3value49
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Skaggs was the starting catcher in game 4 of the 1979 World Series against the Pittsburgh Pirates, a game in which the Orioles won 9-6.

The Dave Skaggs family would appear later in the 1980s on an episode of the popular game show Family Feud.

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