MLB Stats for Eddie Carnett

"Edwin Elliott Carnett was a jack-of-all-trades. In a career that spanned three decades, Carnett held just about every job available in baseball, including bus driver and general manager. And although his name is not immediately recognizable to fans, he managed to make it to the big leagues twice—both as a pitcher and a position player. He roomed with three Hall of Famers, nearly came to blows with Boston Bee manager Casey Stengel, tutored Bob Feller on the finer points of the slider, and hit .400 in the minor leagues. Carnett saw it all and was willing to relate it to anyone willing to listen. One of the rare ballplayers who lived to 100 years old, Carnett was recognized as the oldest living former major-leaguer at the time of his death in 2016." - Baseball Historian Craig Cleve (SABR Baseball Biography, Eddie Carnett, Source)