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IN MEMORY

IN MEMORY
LARRY LUCCHINO CHARLES MAXWELL
SEPTEMBER 6, 1945 – APRIL 2, 2024 (78) APRIL 8, 1927 – DECEMBER 27, 2024 (97)
· Former President/CEO for Boston, · Played 14 Major League Seasons
San Diego and Baltimore and was with Boston, Baltimore, Detroit and
instrumental in the planning and building Chicago (A.L.)
of Oriole Park at Camden Yards and · Two-time All-Star (1956, 1957)
Petco Park, as well as renovating Fenway
Park
· Four-time World Series champion as an JIM MCANDREW
executive (1983, 2004, 2007 and 2013) JANUARY 11, 1944 – MARCH 14, 2024 (80)
· Pitched seven seasons with New York
(N. L.) and San Diego
FELIX MANTILLA · 1969 World Series champion
JULY 29, 1934 – JANUARY 10, 2025 (90)
· Played 11 Major League seasons for DAVID MCCARTY
Milwaukee Braves, New York (N.L.), NOVEMBER 23, 1969 – APRIL 19, 2024 (54)
Boston and Houston · Played 11 Major League seasons for
· 1965 All-Star Minnesota, San Francisco, Seattle,
· 1957 World Series champion Kansas City, Oakland and Boston
· 2004 World Series champion
BRIAN MATUSZ · Red Sox analyst for NESN from 2005
FEBRUARY 11, 1987 – JANUARY 6, 2025 (37) – 2008
· Pitched eight Major League season for
Baltimore and Chicago (N.L.) MICHAEL MCCLURE
JANUARY 23, 1942 – JUNE 12, 2024 (82)
· Former executive for Chicago White
WILLIE MAYS Sox and Major League Baseball
Promotion Corporation
MAY 6, 1931 – JUNE 19, 2024 (93)
· Played 23 season for Birmingham Black
Barons, New York/San Francisco Giants, BILL MELTON
and New York Mets
· Member of National Baseball Hall of Fame JULY 7, 1945 – DECEMBER 5, 2024 (79)
· 24 All Star appearances (1954-73), · Played 10 Major League seasons for
including two All-Star MVP Awards Chicago (A.L.), Angels and Cleveland
· 1954 World Series champion · 1971 All-Star and American League
· 1951 National League Rookie of the Year home run leader
· Two-time National League MVP (1954, · Former broadcaster for the White Sox
1965)
· 12 Gold Glove Awards (1957-68)
· 1971 Roberto Clemente Award ROBERT MENSCHEL
· 1954 National League batting champion JANUARY 5, 1965 – DECEMBER 12, 2024 (59)
· Four-time National League home run · Veteran director, camera operator and
leader (1955, 1962, 1964, 1965) and lighting director in Southern California
stolen base leader (1956-1959) sports broadcast
· Member of the Major League Baseball
All-Century Team and All-Time Team
· Former hitting instructor for New York NICK MILETI
Mets
· Former Special Assistant to the President APRIL 22, 1931 – AUGUST 21, 2024 (93)
and General Manager for San Francisco · Former owner of Cleveland Indians
Giants and founder of the Cleveland Cavaliers
· Founded the Say Hey Foundation to
promote youth baseball
· 2006 White House Tee Ball Commissioner
· 2015 recipient of Presidential Medal of
Freedom

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