Seaver Tom Vedic birth chart profile
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Seaver Tom

Remembering (Aug 31, 2020)

November 17, 1944 · Fresno, Texas
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Moon Sign
Scorpio
Sun Sign
Scorpio
Ascendant
Libra
Nakshatra
Jyeshtha
Birth Star
Sports ChampionshipHall of FameVocational awardSportsSelfEmployedLife Path 1Destiny Number 1Soul Number 9
Biography

Who is Seaver Tom?

American baseball pitcher known as "Tom Terrific" and "the Franchise", he played twenty seasons in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the New York Mets (1967–1977, 1983), Cincinnati Reds (1977–1982), Chicago White Sox (1984–1986) and Boston Red Sox (1986). While with the New York Mets he led them from ninth place in 1968 to first place in 1969. He was awarded the Cy Young Award for the first time that year, on 29 October 1969 and then again on 30 October 1973. He was traded to the Cincinnati Reds on 15 June 1977. He became the 17th pitcher in history to win 300 games. His credits include being a three-time Cy Young award winner (1969, 1973, 1975); 311 wins; 3,640 strikeouts, and a 2.86 ERA over 20 years. Seaver remained the New York Mets top star through 1977, when a contract dispute led to his trading to the Cincinnati Reds. Disabled with tendonitis, 1980 marked the worst season of his career. However, in 1981, he was named National Comeback Player. He had another bad year in 1982 and then was traded back to the Mets on 16 December 1982. Seaver returned to the Mets in 1983, then went off to the Chicago White Sox, and the Boston Red Sox in 1986. He and his wife, Nancy, had two daughters, Sarah, and Anne. They had married on 9 June 1966, the same year that his career got its start in the minors. On 7 March 2019, Seavers family announced that he was suffering from Alzheimers dementia and retiring from public life. Seaver died at Calistoga, California in his sleep in the early hours of 31 August 2020 as a result of complications of Lewy body dementia and COVID-19. He was 75. Link to Wikipedia biography
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Tom Seaver (George Thomas Seaver)

Born: November 17, 1944, Fresno, California, United States

Died: August 31, 2020, California, United States

Overview

George Thomas Seaver, widely known as Tom Seaver and nicknamed "Tom Terrific," is regarded as one of the greatest pitchers in Major League Baseball history. He became a cornerstone of the 1969 World Series–winning New York Mets, later pitched for the San Francisco Giants and Cincinnati Reds, and was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1992. Seaver was born in Fresno, California, and built a Hall of Fame career celebrated for dominance, longevity, and a signature connection with Mets fans.

Career Highlights

  • Cy Young Award winner in 1969
  • World Series champion with the New York Mets in 1969
  • Career numbers include 311 wins, 3,640 strikeouts, and a 2.86 earned run average
  • Elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1992
  • Famed for his leadership, competitive balance, and durable pitching style

Teams

  • New York Mets
  • San Francisco Giants
  • Cincinnati Reds

Records, Honors & Legacy

  • Number 41 retired by the New York Mets in honor of his contributions
  • Member of the all-time elite group of 3,000+ strikeout pitchers
  • Recognized for shaping the Mets franchise identity during its early success

News, Tributes & Legacy

Following his passing in 2020, baseball communities and major outlets published extensive tributes highlighting Seaver''s impact on the game. The Baseball Hall of Fame, the New York Mets, and other organizations issued statements honoring his career, influence, and the enduring memory of his contributions to the sport.

Public Presence & Social Media

Tom Seaver did not maintain verified personal social media profiles during his lifetime. Public information and formal announcements are typically conveyed through official channels such as the Baseball Hall of Fame, Major League Baseball, and team organizations (notably the New York Mets) rather than本人-operated accounts. Official profiles and tribute posts can be found on those institutions’ sites and their social feeds.

Education & Early Life

Seaver attended the University of Southern California (USC), where he developed as a pitcher before signing with the New York Mets and beginning his major league career.

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Which Raj Yogas are in Seaver Tom's birth chart?

3 FOUND

Seaver Tom's chart shows 2 Raj Yogas and 1 challenging combination, including Gaja Kesari Yoga, Chandra-Mangala Yoga.

Planetary Combinations

Which dasha periods did Seaver Tom live through?

VIMSHOTTARI

Vimshottari dasha periods recorded for Seaver Tom, in order.

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Jupiter / Jupiter / Jupiter

What do Seaver Tom's numerology numbers say?

Seaver Tom's core numbers are Life Path 1, Destiny 1, Soul Urge 9, Personality 1, Kabbalah Number 1, Birth 8.

Life Path
1

Chaldean Life Path 1 is the path of the Sun—independence, initiative, and leadership. It indicates self-made growth and lessons in confident direction.

Destiny
1

Chaldean Destiny 1 indicates a leadership life-expression—initiative, courage, and independence. It supports roles where you create direction and command outcomes.

Soul Urge
9

Chaldean Soul 9 desires purpose and compassion. It seeks to serve, forgive, and complete cycles with wisdom.

Personality
1

Chaldean Personality 1 appears confident, direct, and independent. Others often see leadership energy and strong personal will.

Kabbalah Number
1

Kabbalah Number 1 reflects an inner spiritual code of initiative and self-direction. It supports willpower, clarity, and a strong identity path.

Birth
8

Discover Birth Number 8 in Vedic astrology: its traits, destiny, career tendencies, relationships, and Saturn's influence shaping wealth, power, and transformation.

Life Events & Planetary Transits

Key events mapped against the active Dasha and planetary transits at the time.

1966
Relationship
Marriage 9 June 1966 (Nancy Lynn McIntyre)
1969
Career
Prize 29 October 1969 (Cy Young Award)
1973
Career
Prize 30 October 1973 (Cy Young Award)
1977
Career
New Job 15 June 1977 (Traded to Cincinnati Reds)
1982
Career
New Job 16 December 1982 (Traded to Mets)
2020
Death
Death by Disease 31 August 2020 (Age 75)
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