• Card series: Pioneer Portraits II: 1875-1899
• City: Indianapolis
• Team: Hoosiers (NL)
• League: National League

Jeremiah Dennis Denny (1859-1927) was a rare ambidextrous third baseman who played professionally for over 20 years, 14 in the majors. He was the last position player to play his entire career without a glove. Denny led the ’84 Providence Grays to the first inter-league post-season tournament championship as the NL beat the AA in 1884.

• Holds the MLB record for chances by a third baseman in a game: 16 on 8/17/82
• Denny’s remarkable ability to throw with either hand led him to forego the glove