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IN MEMORY

CARLOS PULIDO LOU SKIZAS
AUGUST 5, 1971 – DECEMBER 28, 2023 (52) JUNE 2, 1933 – NOVEMBER 17, 2023 (91)
· Pitched three Major League seasons for · Played four Major League seasons for New
Minnesota York (A.L.), Kansas City Athletics, Detroit
and Chicago (A.L.)
DENNIS RIBANT DAVE STENHOUSE
SEPTEMBER 20, 1941 – APRIL 24, 2023 (81) SEPTEMBER 12, 1933 – NOVEMBER 11, 2023 (90)
· Pitched six seasons for New York (N.L.), · Pitched three Major League seasons for
Pittsburgh, Detroit, Chicago (A.L.), St. Washington Senators
Louis and Cincinnati · Two-time All-Star (1962, both games)
· Father of former Major Leaguer Mike
IN MEMORY
MEL ROACH Stenhouse
JANUARY 25, 1933 – JULY 31, 2023 (90) KEN SUAREZ
· Played eight Major League seasons for
Milwaukee Braves, Chicago (N.L.) and APRIL 12, 1943 – JULY 28, 2023 (80)
Philadelphia · Played seven Major League seasons for
· 1957 World Series Champion Kansas City Athletics, Cleveland and Texas
· Represented Team USA in baseball at the
BROOKS ROBINSON 1964 Summer Olympics as demonstration
MAY 18, 1937 – SEPTEMBER 26, 2023 (86) sport in Tokyo
· Played 23 Major League seasons with JOHN SULLIVAN
Baltimore
· Two-time World Series champion (1966, JANUARY 3, 1941 – JUNE 1, 2023 (82)
1970) · Played five Major League seasons for
· 1970 World Series MVP Detroit, New York (N.L.) and Philadelphia
· Named to 18 consecutive All-Star teams · Coached 15 seasons with Kansas City,
(1960-74) Atlanta and Toronto
· 1964 American League MVP · Two-time World Series champion (1992,
· Winner of 16 consecutive Gold Glove 1993)
Awards
· Inducted to the National Baseball Hall of DICK TOMANEK
Fame in 1983
· Major League Baseball All-Century Team JANUARY 6, 1931 – AUGUST 11, 2023 (92)
· Major League Baseball All-Time Rawlings · Pitched five Major League seasons for
Gold Glove Team Cleveland and Kansas City Athletics
· Former president of the Major League
Baseball Players Alumni Association
· Served as a broadcaster for Baltimore
JERRY TURNER
GEORGE ROSE JANUARY 17, 1954 – AUGUST 20, 2023 (69)
JANUARY 7, 1966 – AUGUST 27, 2023 (57) · Played 10 Major League seasons with San
Diego, Chicago (A.L.) and Detroit
· Served New York (A.L.) for 20 years in
various capacities, including as translator,
Director and Executive Advisor for Pacific
Rim Operation
SANDY VALDESPINO
PETER SEIDLER JANUARY 24, 1939 – FEBRUARY 26, 2023 (84)
NOVEMBER 7, 1960 – NOVEMBER 14, 2023 (63) · Played seven Major League seasons with
Minnesota, Atlanta, Houston, Seattle Pilots/
· Chairman of the San Diego Padres Milwaukee and Kansas City
· Co-Founder of Seidler Equity Partners
· Grandson of Walter O’Malley, nephew of
Peter O’Malley
TIM WAKEFIELD
MIKE SHANNON AUGUST 2, 1966 – OCTOBER 1, 2023 (57)
JULY 15, 1939 – APRIL 29, 2023 (83) · Pitched 19 Major League seasons for
· Played nine Major League seasons for St. Pittsburgh and Boston
Louis · 2009 All Star
· Two-time World Series champion (1964, · Two-time World Series champion (2004,
1967) 2007)
· Radio broadcaster for St. Louis for 50 years · 2010 Recipient of the Roberto Clemente
Award
· Served as a studio analyst for NESN for
Boston’s coverage
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