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                 Tony Fernandez                     Pumpsie Green
                 JUNE 30, 1962 – FEBRUARY 16, 2020 (57)  OCTOBER 27, 1933 – JULY 17, 2019 (85)
                   · Played for seven MLB teams across 17 MLB seasons      · Became first African American player for Red Sox in
                 (1983-2001)                        1959, the last pre-expansion MLB team to integrate
                   · 5-time All-Star (four times with Blue Jays and once     · Inducted into the Boston Red Sox Hall of Fame in 2018
                 with Padres)
                   · 4-time Gold Glove Award winner (all with Blue Jays)  Chuck Harmon
                   · 1993 World Series champion (9 RBI in that World   APRIL 23, 1924 – MARCH 19, 2019 (94)
                 Series, a record for a shortstop)    · First African American player for the Cincinnati Reds
  in MeMory
                 Gerry Fraley                       organization on April 17, 1954
                 DECEMBER 25, 1954 – MAY 25, 2019 (64)    · Became one of the first African-Americans to coach
                                                    an integrated pro basketball team when he was
                   · Spent three decades covering sports for The Dallas   player-coach for Utica of the American Basketball
                 Morning News, primarily the Texas Rangers   League in 1950-1951
                   · Previously covered Braves for Atlanta Journal and
                 Constitution and Phillies for Philadelphia Bulletin  Andy Hassler
                                                    OCTOBER 18, 1951 – DECEMBER 25, 2019 (68)
                 Bob Friend
                 NOVEMBER 24, 1930 – FEBRUARY 3, 2019 (88)    · Pitched 14 Major League seasons including nine with
                                                    Angels (1971, ’73-76, ’80-83)
                   · Pitched 16 MLB seasons with Pirates, Yankees and     · Made postseason appearances with Royals (1976-77)
                 Mets                               and Angels (1982)
                   · 1960 World Series Champion
                   · Four-time N.L. All-Star        Jackie Hernandez
                   · MLB wins leader in 1958; N.L. ERA leader in 1955  SEPTEMBER 11, 1940 – OCTOBER 12, 2019 (79)
                   · Still holds Pirates franchise records for career innings     · MLB shortstop for nine seasons with the Angels
                 pitched and strikeouts             (1965-1966), Twins, Royals and Pirates
                 Al Gallagher                         · World Series champion with Pirates in 1971, starting
                                                    all seven games
                 OCTOBER 19, 1945 – DECEMBER 6, 2018 (73)    · Part of the first entirely African American and Latino
                   · Played four MLB  seasons as third baseman for Giants   MLB lineup in 1971 with Pirates
                 (1970-73) and  Angels (1973)
                                                    Blanca Jarrin
                                                    1933– FEBRUARY 28, 2019  (85)
                 Aubrey Gatewood                      · Wife of longtime Los Angeles Dodgers Spanish-
                 NOVEMBER 17, 1938 – JUNE 5, 2019 (80)  language broadcaster and Hall of Famer Jaime Jarrin
                   · Pitcher four MLB seasons, including three for the     · Jaime and Blanca Jarrin Foundation was established
                 Angels from 1963-1965              in her honor to carry forward her and her husband’s
                   · Tossed only complete game and earned the victory in   philanthropic efforts in support of charitable,
                 his MLB debut, September 11, 1963 against the Red   educational and athletic programs in the Los Angeles
                 Sox at Chavez Ravine               area
                 David Glass                        Al Kaline
                 SEPTEMBER 2, 1935 – JANUARY 9, 2020 (84)  DECEMBER 19, 1934 – APRIL 6, 2020 (85)
                   · Owner and CEO of Kansas City Royals.    · Played 22 years for the Detroit Tigers, winning the
                   · President and CEO of Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.  1968 World Series
                   · During ownership reign, Royals reached back-to-back     · 18-time All-Star
                 World Series (2014-15), winning a championship     · Inducted to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1980
                 in 2015
                                                    Don Larsen
                 Alex Grammas                       AUGUST 7, 1929 – JANUARY 1, 2020 (90)
                 APRIL 3, 1926 – SEPTEMBER 13, 2019 (93)    · Played 14 MLB seasons with seven teams
                   · Spent 40+ years in MLB as a player, manager and     · As a New York Yankee, he threw the only perfect game
                 coach winning two WS.              in World Series history against the Brooklyn Dodgers
                   · Won two World Series as a coach (1975 with Reds and   in Game 5 in 1956.
                 1984 with Tigers)





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