21 BASEBALL LEGENDS Who Died This Year (2024 Obituaries)
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
- Baseball Legends Who Died This Year (2024 Obituaries)
Welcome to Passing News. In this heartfelt video, we pay tribute to legendary baseball players and coaches who have sadly passed away this year. Join us as we honor the remarkable lives and careers of these iconic figures.
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0:00 Featured Legends:
0:21 Whitey Herzog: Hall of Fame manager known for his "Whiteyball" strategy and leading the St. Louis Cardinals to a World Series championship in 1982.
1:10 Carl Erskine: Legendary pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers, remembered for his no-hitters and key role in the 1955 World Series championship.
2:01 Ken Holtzman: Standout pitcher who helped the Oakland Athletics win three consecutive World Series championships in the early 1970s.
2:53 Larry Lucchino: Influential baseball executive instrumental in the Red Sox's championship victories and the development of iconic ballparks.
3:54 Peter Angelos: Owner of the Baltimore Orioles, known for revitalizing the team and his philanthropic efforts in Baltimore.
5:04 Jimy Williams: Respected manager of the Boston Red Sox and American League Manager of the Year in 1999.
5:49 Bud Harrelson: Beloved Mets shortstop and coach, known for his defensive prowess and contributions to the 1969 World Series team.
6:42 Jim Hannan: Notable pitcher for the Washington Senators and advocate for former players through the Major League Baseball Players Alumni Association.
7:33 Sean Burroughs: Talented third baseman and standout Little League World Series player, remembered for his contributions to MLB and international competitions.
8:18 Ed Ott: Skilled catcher and key player in the Pittsburgh Pirates' 1979 World Series championship team.
9:03 Bill Plummer: Catcher for the Cincinnati Reds' powerhouse teams and influential coach for the Mariners and Rockies.
9:51 Jerry Grote: Integral catcher for the New York Mets' 1969 World Series team, known for his defensive skills and leadership.
10:35 David McCarty: Versatile player who played a key role in the Boston Red Sox's historic 2004 World Series victory.
11:16 Don Gullett: Dominant pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds and New York Yankees, contributing to multiple World Series victories.
12:08 José DeLeón: Skilled pitcher known for his strikeout ability and significant contributions to several MLB teams.
12:43 Pat Zachry: Talented pitcher and 1976 National League Rookie of the Year, known for his perseverance and impact on the Mets' pitching rotation.
13:20 Jim McAndrew: Reliable pitcher for the Mets' 1969 World Series team, celebrated for his dependable pitching and strong work ethic.
13:56 U.L. Washington: Versatile infielder known for his defensive skills and unique playing style, contributing to the Royals' postseason successes.
14:39 Brant Alyea: Outfielder known for his powerful hitting and breakout season with the Minnesota Twins in 1970.
15:19 Odell Jones: Right-handed pitcher known for his strong fastball and versatility throughout his MLB career.
15:48 Billy Gardner: Second baseman and coach, remembered for his leadership and contributions to the development of young players.
As we reflect on the lives and careers of these baseball legends who passed away in 2024, we are reminded of their profound impact on the sport and on those who followed their journeys. From groundbreaking players and influential executives to dedicated coaches and managers, each of these individuals contributed uniquely to the rich tapestry of baseball history.
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Please pay your respects & *share your memories* of these Baseball legends in the comments below 👇🙏
R.I.P. baseball legends
@@garymorris1856 maybe where you're from but not around my way. I maybe in my early 30s but I do know some that these players are legends in my book
@@garymorris1856 lol 😆
@@garymorris1856 calm down everything is gonna be allright
Whitey was awesome to a young man and had a unforgettable hand shake.
Bill Plummer was back up cather to Johnny Bench, the greatest cather in the history of major league baseball. Bill was thought of as the best back up cather in baseball during his career in Cincinnati. He could have started for many other clubs. He will always be remembered as a great asset for the Cincinnati Reds.
Owners are businessmen. They don't care about anything other that their ROI and profits. They shouldn't be included this
Did you pick that up at your latest KARL MARX wannabe club meeting?
This may come as a big shock to your system: BUT, there are people with wealth who care about more than just money.. and, there are good salts of the earth tycoons and there are bad, rotten soul-filled ones, just like there are other people that fit those terms as well, people who have never been anywhere close to being rich, people are people.. and there are even some in good and bad in-between.
And..
There are owners who care(d) about winning just as much as their RETURN OF FINANCIAL INVESTMENT.
Does the name GEORGE STEINBRENNER ring a bell?
How about GENE AUTRY, or in modern days the LA DODGERS owners including MAGIC JOHNSON? And even more!
And, many of these kinds of owners have saved franchises from moving or folding.
You on the other hand need to stop being a bigot and stereotyping people you have never met or really know because it makes you feel above them when putting down those people, only to make yourself feel better about you, something that is not growing your character as a person one inch.
Think about it!
And, if you lean toward it, do not be gullible enough to be a pro- MARXISM, useful fool.
Research MARX and you’ll find he was a conman and his rich friend FRIEDRICH INGELS was, too.
Marxist redistribution eliminates future growth by the nouveau riche who hope to be competitors for the old money billionaires and new money corporate billionaires.
Marxism destroys small business owners, the middle classes and makes the dependent poor become a tool of politicians trying to manipulate their votes, simultaneously doing that while never growing in anyway toward any prosperity.
Don’t be duped.
Think about it.