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IN MEMORY

GEORGE FRAZIER MARIO GUERRERO
OCTOBER 13, 1954 – JUNE 19, 2023 (68) SEPTEMBER 28, 1949 – JULY 2, 2023 (73)
· Pitched 10 Major League seasons for St. · Played eight Major League seasons for
Louis, New York (A.L.), Cleveland, Chicago Angels, Boston, St. Louis and Oakland
(N.L.) and Minnesota · Brother of Epy Guerrero, a coach for the
· World Series champion (1987) Toronto Blue Jays
· Television broadcaster for Minnesota and
Colorado DON GULLET
JANUARY 6, 1951 – FEBRUARY 14, 2024 (73)
DAVE FROST · Pitched nine Major League seasons for
NOVEMBER 17, 1952 – APRIL 14, 2023 (70) Cincinnati and New York (A.L.) IN MEMORY
· Pitched six Major League seasons with · Three-time World Series champion (1975,
Angels, Chicago (A.L.) and Kansas City 1976, 1977)
· Former pitching coach for Cincinnati
BILLY GARDNER DICK HALL
JULY 19, 1927 – JANUARY 3, 2024 (96) SEPTEMBER 27, 1930 – JUNE 18, 2023 (92)
· Played 10 Major League seasons with · Pitched 16 Major League seasons with
New York Giants, Baltimore, Washington Pittsburgh, Kansas City Athletics, Baltimore
Senators/Minnesota, New York (A.L.) and and Philadelphia
Boston · Two-time World Series champion (1966,
· Managed six seasons with Minnesota and 1970)
Kansas City
· Two-time World Series champion (1954, PRESTON HANNA
1961) SEPTEMBER 10, 1954 – NOVEMBER 20, 2023 (69)
· Son, Billy Jr., is a manager in Miami Marlins · Pitched eight seasons with Atlanta and
farm system Oakland
ROB GARDNER
DECEMBER 19, 1944 – OCTOBER 21, 2023 (78)
· Pitched eight Major League seasons with BUDDY HARRELSON
New York (N.L.), Chicago (N.L.), Cleveland, JUNE 6, 1944 – JANUARY 10, 2024 (79)
New York (A.L.), Oakland and Milwaukee · Played 16 seasons with New York (N.L.),
Philadelphia and Texas
· Managed two seasons with New York (N.L.)
BOB GARIBALDI · Two-time All-Star (1970, 1971)
MARCH 3, 1942 – MAY 13, 2023 (81) · Gold Glove Award winner (1971)
· Pitched four Major League seasons with San · Two-time World Series champion (1969,
Francisco 1986)
· Player/manager for the Triple-A Phoenix
Giants (San Francisco affiliate) in 1970 CHUCK HARRISON
APRIL 25, 1941 – DECEMBER 30, 2023 (82)
DICK GROAT · Played five Major League seasons with
NOVEMBER 4, 1930 – APRIL 27, 2023 (92) Houston and Kansas City
· Played 14 Major League seasons with
Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Philadelphia and San
Francisco
· Eight-time All-Star (1959-1960, 1962-64) RORIC HARRISON
· Two-time World Series champion (1960, SEPTEMBER 20, 1946 – SEPTEMBER 18, 2023 (76)
1964) · Pitched five Major League seasons with
· National League MVP (1960) Baltimore, Atlanta and Cleveland
· National League batting champion (1960)
· Played one season for the Fort Wayne
Pistons of the NBA
· One of 13 athletes to have played in both in WILLIE HERNÁNDEZ
the NBA and MLB
· UPI College Basketball Player of the Year NOVEMBER 14, 1954 – NOVEMBER 20, 2023 (69)
· Spent 40 seasons as the radio color analyst · Pitched 13 Major League seasons for
for University of Pittsburgh’s men’s Chicago (N.L.), Philadelphia and Detroit
basketball games · Three-time All-Star (1984-86)
· Great uncle to PGA and LIV Tour golfer · World Series champion (1984)
Brooks Koepka · American League MVP (1984)
· American League Cy Young (1984)

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