Chuck Nieson, who pitched 263 games professionally in the Minnesota Twins organization— but only two in MLB — died April 7. He was 83.
Nieson made his major league debut on Sept. 18, 1964 at Boston’s Fenway Park. He threw one inning that day, one inning the next day, and was returned to the minor leagues — never to return.
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In two major league innings, Nieson struck out five batters, walked one, and allowed a solo home run to Frank Malzone. He retired with a career 4.50 ERA.
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