Camilo Pascual

Camilo Pascual

Full name: Camilo Alberto Pascual Lus

Also known as: Camilo · Camilo Pascual · Little Potato

Bats / Throws
Right / Right
Height
180 cm
Weight
77 kg
Born
1934-01-20 · Havana, La Habana
Debut
1954-04-15
Photograph of Camilo Pascual
Photograph by J. G. Taylor Spink, via Wikimedia Commons, Public domain.

Camilo Pascual is a Cuban baseball player, born on 20 January 1934 in Havana, La Habana. His full name is recorded as Camilo Alberto Pascual Lus. He is also listed as Little Potato. He batted and threw right-handed.

The record here covers 18 seasons in the American League and National League, between 1954 and 1971. Most of that was with Washington Senators, 10 seasons of it, with the remainder for Cincinnati Reds, Cleveland Guardians, Los Angeles Dodgers and Minnesota Twins.

Across his recorded career he batted .205, with 198 hits, 5 home runs and 81 runs batted in. He is credited with 174 wins against 170 losses, an earned run average of 3.63, and 2,168 strikeouts. His 2,168 strikeouts are the second highest total among the 126 Cuban-born major leaguers in this record. His 174 wins are the fifth highest total among the 95 Cuban-born major leaguers in this record. His best recorded season earned run average was 2.46, in 1963 (248.1 IP). His most wins in a season was 21, in 1963.

ERA: 4.22 in 1954 to 3.09 in 1971, best 2.46 in 1963 8.59 2.46 1954 1971
ERA by season

Career summary

  • Seasons 18 (1954–1971)
  • Leagues American League, National League
  • TeamsCincinnati Reds, Cleveland Guardians, Los Angeles Dodgers, Minnesota Twins, Washington Senators
  • AVG / OBP / SLG
    .205 / .242 / .264
  • ERA 3.63
    · Innings 2909.1

Batting

SeasonTeamLeagueGPAABRH2B3BHRRBISBCSBBSOHBPIBBSHSFTBAVGOBPSLGOPS
1954Washington SenatorsAmerican League483230240101001200106.133.161.200.361
1955Washington SenatorsAmerican League433532270000001200207.219.242.219.461
1956Washington SenatorsAmerican League4366584821020016106012.138.167.207.374
1957Washington SenatorsAmerican League325850570001003800507.140.189.140.329
1958Washington SenatorsAmerican League3161572921060004004013.158.158.228.386
1959Washington SenatorsAmerican League3296861026200300511005028.302.341.326.667
1960Washington SenatorsAmerican League27605169311800510004017.176.250.333.583
1961Minnesota TwinsAmerican League359585414300400515005017.165.211.200.411
1962Minnesota TwinsAmerican League3410397926402190068000036.268.311.371.682
1963Minnesota TwinsAmerican League33102929235101200314105130.250.278.326.604
1964Minnesota TwinsAmerican League361069431770080089004024.181.245.255.500
1965Minnesota TwinsAmerican League27646071210280028002019.200.226.317.543
1966Minnesota TwinsAmerican League213937381001000510109.216.237.243.480
1967Washington SenatorsAmerican League2861512910020046006010.176.236.196.432
1968Washington SenatorsAmerican League317165212000500110004112.185.194.185.379
1969Washington SenatorsAmerican League171717240001000300004.235.235.235.470
1969Cincinnati RedsNational League500000000000000000————
1970Los Angeles DodgersNational League1000000000000000000————
1971Cleveland GuardiansAmerican League965031000000100104.600.600.8001.400
Career total—American League527107296772198325581004512230552255.205.242.264.506
Career total—National League1500000000000000000————

Pitching

SeasonTeamLeagueWLERAGGSSVIPHRERHRBBSOWHIP
1954Washington SenatorsAmerican League474.224843119.11266556761601.567
1955Washington SenatorsAmerican League2126.1443163129.01589488570821.767
1956Washington SenatorsAmerican League6185.8739272188.219513112333891631.505
1957Washington SenatorsAmerican League8174.1029260175.2168858011761141.389
1958Washington SenatorsAmerican League8123.1531270177.1166666214601461.274
1959Washington SenatorsAmerican League17102.6432300238.2202807010691841.135
1960Washington SenatorsAmerican League1283.0326222151.2139655111531431.266
1961Minnesota TwinsAmerican League15163.4635330252.120511497261002211.209
1962Minnesota TwinsAmerican League20113.3234330257.22361009525592061.145
1963Minnesota TwinsAmerican League2192.4631310248.1205766821812021.152
1964Minnesota TwinsAmerican League15123.3036360267.12451219830982131.283
1965Minnesota TwinsAmerican League933.3527270156.012667581263961.212
1966Minnesota TwinsAmerican League864.8921190103.01136356930561.388
1967Washington SenatorsAmerican League12103.2828270164.2147736015431061.154
1968Washington SenatorsAmerican League13122.6931310201.0181726011591111.194
1969Washington SenatorsAmerican League256.831413055.14942421238341.572
1969Cincinnati RedsNational League008.595107.114772432.455
1970Los Angeles DodgersNational League002.57100014.012442581.214
1971Cleveland GuardiansAmerican League223.0991023.11798011201.200
Career total—American League1741703.63514403102909.1267813231172252106021571.285
Career total—National League004.64151021.126111149111.641

Frequently asked questions

When was Camilo Pascual born?

Camilo Pascual was born on 1934-01-20 in Havana, La Habana.

Which teams did Camilo Pascual play for?

Camilo Pascual appears for Cincinnati Reds, Cleveland Guardians, Los Angeles Dodgers, Minnesota Twins, Washington Senators across 18 recorded seasons.

What are Camilo Pascual's career statistics?

In 18 recorded seasons Camilo Pascual batted .205 with 198 hits, 5 home runs and 81 runs batted in.

Sources and licences

  • Identity data from the Chadwick Bureau Register, made available under the Open Data Commons Attribution License v1.0. ODC-By-1.0 (retrieved 2026-08-29)
  • Biographical detail from EcuRed, the Cuban encyclopedia, used under its non-commercial licence. custom-noncommercial (retrieved 2026-09-21)
  • The information used here was obtained free of charge from and is copyrighted by Retrosheet. Interested parties may contact Retrosheet at "www.retrosheet.org". custom-permissive (retrieved 2026-09-01)
  • Biographical data from Wikidata, released under CC0 1.0. CC0-1.0 (retrieved 2026-08-29)

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