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IN MEMORY 2026 IN MEMORY

TOMMY HELMS RANDY JONES
MAY 5, 1941 – APRIL 13, 2025 (83) JANUARY 12, 1950 – NOVEMBER 18, 2025 (75)
· Played 14 Major League seasons for Reds, · Pitched 10 Major League season for Padres
Astros, Pirates and Red Sox and Mets
· Managed two seasons for Reds · Two-time All-Star (1975, 1976) with Padres
· 1966 National League Rookie of the Year · 1976 National League Cy Young Award winner
· Two-time All-Star (1967, 1968) with Reds
· Two-time Gold Glove Award recipient at ANDY KOSCO
second base (1970, 1971)
· Uncle of Wes Helms who played 13 seasons OCTOBER 5, 1941 – DECEMBER 19, 2025 (84)
in the Majors · Played 10 Major League seasons for Twins,
Yankees, Dodgers, Brewers, Angels, Red Sox
TOM HICKS and Reds
FEBRUARY 7, 1946 – DECEMBER 6, 2025 (79)
· Former owner of the Texas Rangers CHRIS KRUG
DECEMBER 25, 1939 – JANUARY 16, 2026 (86)
· Played three Major League seasons with
Cubs and Padres
MARC HILL · Founded Athletic Turfs, Inc., which built and
FEBRUARY 18, 1952 – AUGUST 24, 2025 (73) installed turf for baseball fields, including
Angel Stadium, and the turf for the 1989
· Played 14 Major League seasons for movie Field of Dreams
Cardinals, Giants, Mariners and White Sox
CHET LEMON
FEBRUARY 12, 1955 – MAY 8, 2025 (70)
BILLY HUNTER · Played 16 Major League seasons for White
Sox and Tigers
JUNE 4, 1928 – JULY 3, 2025 (97) · Three-time All-Star (1978, 1979, 1984)
· Played six Major League seasons for · 1984 World Series champion
Browns/Orioles, Yankees, Athletics and
Indians
· Managed two seasons for Rangers and MICKEY LOLICH
coached four seasons for Orioles
· 1953 All-Star with Browns SEPTEMBER 12, 1940 – FEBRUARY 4, 2026 (85)
· 1956 World Series champion · Played 16 Major League seasons for Tigers,
Mets and Padres
BOBBY JENKS · Three-time All-Star (1969, 1971, 1972)
MARCH 14, 1981 – JULY 4, 2025 (44) · 1968 World Series champion and World
Series MVP
· Pitched seven Major League seasons for
White Sox and Red Sox
· Two-time All-Star (2006, 2007) with White CAMILLE MACIEL
Sox
· 2005 World Series champion APRIL 13, 1997- OCTOBER 17, 2025 (28)
· Angels Game Presentation and Events
WALT JOCKETTY Manager
FEBRUARY 19, 1951- APRIL 25, 2025 (74) · Previously worked with Anaheim Ducks, LA
Galaxy and Los Angeles Chargers
· Served 17 years (2008-2025) as General
Manager, President of Baseball Operations
and Executive Advisor for Reds BILL MAZEROSKI
· General Manager for Cardinals from 1994-
2007, winning the 2006 World Series SEPT. 5, 1936 - FEBRUARY 20, 2026 (89)
· Three-time MLB Executive of the Year · Played 17 Major League seasons for Pirates
(2000, 2004, 2010) · Inducted into Baseball Hall of Fame in 2001
· Began baseball operations career with · 10-time All-Star (1958-1960, 1962-1964, 1967)
Athletics and Rockies organizations · Eight-time Gold Glove Award Winner
· Two-time World Series Champion (1960,
DAVEY JOHNSON 1971)
JANUARY 30, 1943 – SEPTEMBER 5, 2025 (82) · Hit walk-off HR to win Game 7 of the 1960
World Series
· Played 13 Major League seasons for Orioles,
Braves, Phillies and Cubs
· Managed 17 Major League seasons for Mets,
Reds, Orioles, Dodgers and Nationals
· Four-time All-Star (1968, 1969, 1970, 1973)
· Three-time World Series champion (1966,
1970, 1986)
· Three-time Gold Glove Award recipient (1969,
1970, 1971)
· Two-time Manager of the Year (1997, 2012)
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