Mediocre Major League Baseball Players -- Bart Johnson This lanky right-handed pitcher labored for the Chicago White Sox from 1969-1977. He had a "star" presence on the mound that never quite materialized. Johnson always had good stuff and decent command of the plate, but opposing players seemed to figure out how to hit the tar out of the ball.
Bart did have one terrific season in 1974 when he went 10-4 with a 2.73 era. If Johnson was around today, that would have meant a multi-million dollar contract!
Interesting to note that Johnson also played as an outfielder in the minors from 1972 to 1973. At Appleton in 1972, he hit .329 with six homes runs in only 143 at bats. Perhaps he should have considered sticking to batting!
Johnson's first name wasn't Bart, it was Clair. His middle name was Barth.
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