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Tracy Stallard
Ultimate Mets Database popularity ranking: 365 of 1233 players
Evan Tracy Stallard
Born: August 31, 1937 at Coeburn, Va.
Died: December 6, 2017 at Kingsport, Tenn. Obituary
Throws: Right Bats: Right
Height: 6.05 Weight: 204

Tracy Stallard was the most popular Ultimate Mets Database daily lookup on April 13, 2010, November 12, 2010, June 15, 2012, and August 31, 2020.

First Mets game: April 10, 1963
Last Mets game: September 27, 1964

Share your memories of Tracy Stallard HERE IS WHAT OTHER METS FANS HAVE TO SAY: Richard Kissel March 30, 2001 Tracy Stallard was one of the unfortunate young pitchers on the Mets early teams. He is most famous for making the pitch that became Roger Maris' 61st home run. Joe Figliola July 24, 2001 From what I've read, Stallard reportedly had a reputation as a playboy. He is said to have dated Julie "Catwoman" Newmar. I, too, would have trouble with my concentration on the mound if I was dating Julie Newmar! J. Eckert April 6, 2002 Great quote by Stallard about Roger Craig, when hard-luck Roger was pitching and losing 18 games in a row for the 1963 Mets, "If (Craig) bought a graveyard, nobody would die." (from "The Amazing Mets" - Jerry Mitchell) Teddy July 19, 2002 In one of those books about the lousy Mets teams of the early 60s (I think Maury Allen wrote it) Stallard comes off as a really cool, funny guy. He rags on Duke Snider a lot. Snider wanted to end his career on a "contender." Stallard let him have it. chris January 10, 2004 Old Timers Day 1964. Tracy pitched a 10-0 shutout over the Braves! I was there with my dad. Anyone else remember that game? Kiwiwriter September 24, 2004 Somebody said about him: "Everyone knows who he is. Nobody knows where he is." He fooled around with Julie Newmar? My hat is off to him. Hubba-hubba! original mets May 9, 2005 This guy came to the Mets in 1963 with Elijah Green for Felix Mantilla. He was later traded to the Cardinals for Johnny Lewis, and Gordon Richardson. He was not a very good pitcher, teaming with Jack Fisher and Al Jackson. What I remember about him is that when he pitched, Ralph Kiner would say "Tracy Stollard" pitching. I believe he was from some place in Virginia. Original Met Fan June 16, 2006 Does anyone remember that in addition to serving up the 61st home run to Roger Maris (on the last day of the 1961 season) and, I think, losing 1-0, Tracy Stallard was the opposing pitcher for the Mets at Shea against Jim Bunning and his perfect game? Big Hack September 16, 2007 Tracy one of the funniest men I have ever met. At age 69, soon to be 70, still shoot in the mid to high 70's on the golf course. One of a kind. lanzarishi August 11, 2015 My first ever ballgame outside of NY was at Chavez Ravine in LA 1964. I was 8 years old and had family in Hollywood so I used to spend most summers there. Tracy Stallard pitched for the Mets and Maury Wills hit a foul ball that hit my grandfather and I (3rd base side) but unfortunately bounced behind us where some kid reached for it and got the prize. Mets lost 4-3 but what a great game. I never forgot Tracy Stallard or Maury Wills after that. I also never again came close to catching a ball in the hundreds of games I attended after that. Some luck huh? Michael Trager December 28, 2017 I believe that Tracy Stallard holds the batting record of most plate appearances without earning a base on balls.

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