Stan the Man dies at 92: http://www.cnn.com/2013/01/19/sport/mis ... ?hpt=hp_t2
Earl Weaver dies at 82: http://www.cnn.com/2013/01/19/sport/bas ... index.html
Stan Musial: .331 lifetime batting average; 17 straight seasons batting over .300; never ejected from a game; 2011 Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient
Seems impossible.
Bad Day for Baseball
- homerfobe
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Re: Bad Day for Baseball
How was it a bad day for baseball? The man was 92 years old.
The bad day for baseball was many, many years ago.....when he retired.
The bad day for baseball was many, many years ago.....when he retired.
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- mike
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Re: Bad Day for Baseball
Not really, homer, Stan stayed around after his retirement. Have you read nothing regarding his post-retirement life?homerfobe wrote:How was it a bad day for baseball? The man was 92 years old.
The bad day for baseball was many, many years ago.....when he retired.
I agree with Stinger and the many, many people who do so, also.
Sad day for baseball, indeed.