Diego Segui, the Cuban journeyman who pitched on the 1975 American League pennant Red Sox in his 15-year MLB career, died ...

The Cuban pitcher was traded three times, and played for two expansion franchises, in parts of 15 major league seasons.

The Boston Red Sox announced the passing of Diego Segui, a pitcher who played on the team in 1974 and 1975, on Wednesday.

Right-hander Diego Seguí, who pitched five seasons with the Kansas City Athletics in the 1960s, died Wednesday at the age of ...

SEATTLE — Diego Segui, a pitcher who appeared in the first game in franchise history for the Seattle Pilots and was the starter for the Seattle Mariners in their first game, has died. He was 87.

The Seattle Mariners issued the following statement on the passing of Diego Segui. The Mariners were saddened to learn of the ...

On Sept. 22, 1974, he broke the Red Sox single-game record for strikeouts by a reliever when he punched out 12 Baltimore Orioles — matching his career-high from Sept. 6, 1964 — in 7.2 innings.

Diego Segui, the Cuban journeyman who pitched 15 seasons in Major League Baseball, ... On the Red Sox, Segui was teammates with fellow Cuban pitcher Luis Tiant, who passed away last Oct. 8.

Diego Segui, a 15-year journeyman pitcher in the major leagues who made his mark in Seattle baseball history, ... The Seattle Mariners and Boston Red Sox issued statements on Wednesday.

Red Sox Announce Passing of Pitcher Diego Segui originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Diego Segui, a 15-year MLB veteran who spent the 1974 and 1975 seasons with the Boston Red Sox, passed away on ...

Diego Segui, MLB journeyman from 1975 Red Sox pennant team, passes away. Boston Herald; Jun 25, 2025 ... including two seasons with the Boston Red Sox, died on Tuesday at the age of 87.