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Alan Koch (baseball)
Alan Goodman Koch (born March 25, 1938) is an American former professional baseball player. A right-handed pitcher and graduate of Auburn University, Koch spent 1½ seasons in Major League Baseball as a member of the Detroit Tigers and Washington Senators in –. He stood tall and weighed .
He came to the Majors after a posting a sparkling 11–2 win–loss record with the Triple-A Syracuse Chiefs in 1963.〔(Minor league statistics from Baseball Reference )〕 He appeared in seven games, one as a starting pitcher, for the Tigers that season. In 1964, he pitched only four innings during the first three weeks of the season for the Tigers, and was purchased by the Senators on May 4. Washington used Koch in 32 games, 14 as a starter, although he pitched exclusively in relief after mid-August.〔(retrosheet )〕 He won only three of 13 decisions for the Senators that season. Rather than report to the Hawaii Islanders minor league team in 1965, Koch returned home to Alabama to continue his law studies.〔(Senators ship Koch, Loun to Hawaii )〕 All told, Koch played in 42 Major League games, and gave up 137 hits and 55 bases on balls, with 73 strikeouts, in 128 innings pitched.
After baseball, Koch became an attorney in Mobile, Alabama.〔Horvitz, Peter S., and Horvitz, Joachim, ''The Big Book of Jewish Baseball.'' New York: SPI Books, 2001, page 96〕
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