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Name Team Age
Lefty Black  Brooklyn Dodgers 35
Drafted Position Bats/Throws
Round 1, Pick 7
(1962)		 SP L/L
League Option Years   Majors Service Time
Wilbur Wood League 0 13 years (30 games)
Total Rating   Arm Range
A- D+ D+
Contact vs R Contact vs L Speed
C- D  C+
Power vs R Power vs L Bunting
D  D- D+
Endurance Velocity Control
A  B- A+
Leadership   Mentor Value  
C+ B+
Health   Injured Days   Birthday
D  0 7/20/1944
WS Rings WS Appearances LCS Appearances
4 4 7
Alt Pos (---) Alt Pos (---) Alt Pos (---)
F  (0.0 %) F  (0.0 %) F  (0.0 %)

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Career Transactions
DateTransaction
1978-08-20Lefty Black of the Brooklyn Brawlers has thrown a no-hitter against the New York Metropolitans.
1977-10-12Trade #1299678 has been completed between the Brooklyn Brawlers and the New York Metropolitans. The New York Metropolitans receive Lyman Bostock, Cal Giannini, Peter Rohde, Ramon Pickering, Ted Allen, Lou Stiles, Draft Pick 1979 Round 1 BRO (Mac Parks) from the Brooklyn Brawlers in exchange for Takeshi Kato, Juan Hamilton, Lefty Black, Archie Eldred, Jack Hancock, Blaine Torre.
1976-08-28Trade #1281413 has been completed between the San Francisco Jakes and the New York Metropolitans. The New York Metropolitans receive Matt Holbert, Lefty Black from the San Francisco Jakes in exchange for Larry Overall, Queenie Gearin, Draft Pick 1978 Round 1 NYN (Larry Stirnweiss), Draft Pick 1979 Round 1 NYN (Craig McGillen).
1970-05-09Lefty Black of the San Francisco Jakes is injured and is expected to be out 13 days.
1967-06-22Lefty Black of the San Francisco Jakes is injured and is expected to be out 18 days.
1966-09-16The San Francisco Jakes have promoted Lefty Black to the major league team.
1965-05-23Trade #1107684 has been completed between the Washington G-Men and the San Francisco Jakes. The San Francisco Jakes receive Charlie Hiatt, Lefty Black from the Washington G-Men in exchange for Frank Etheridge. Protest This Trade.