Walter Perry Johnson

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Walter Perry Johnson was an American Major League Baseball pitcher for the Washington Senators and one of the greatest and most dominant pitchers in baseball history.

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instanceOf Major League Baseball pitcher
human
bats right
burialPlace Rockville Union Cemetery, Rockville, Maryland, United States
careerCompleteGames 531
careerEarnedRunAverage 2.17
careerInningsPitched 5914.1
careerLosses 279
careerShutouts 110
careerStrikeouts 3509
careerWins 417
causeOfDeath brain tumor
consideredOneOf greatest pitchers in baseball history
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1887-11-06
dateOfDeath 1946-12-10
familyName Johnson
finalMLBGameDate 1927-09-30
finalMLBTeam Washington Senators
fullName Walter Perry Johnson
givenName Walter
HallOfFameBallot first ballot
HallOfFameInductionYear 1936
HallOfFameVoteMethod Baseball Writers' Association of America
knownFor dominant fastball
exceptional control
league Major League Baseball
memberOfSportsTeam Washington Senators
MLBDebutDate 1907-08-02
MLBDebutTeam Washington Senators
MVPAward American League Most Valuable Player
MVPSeason 1913
1924
nickname The Big Train
numberRetiredBy Washington Nationals franchise
occupation baseball player
pitcher
placeOfBirth Humboldt, Kansas, United States
placeOfDeath Washington, D.C., United States
linked to: Washington, D.C.
politicalOffice Montgomery County Commissioner, Maryland
positionPlayed pitcher
religion Christianity
sexOrGender male
sport baseball
teamManaged Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
throws right
WorldSeriesChampion 1924

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Walter Johnson fullName Walter Perry Johnson
Walter Perry Johnson fullName Walter Perry Johnson