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Legendary HOFer Hank Aaron passes away

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The greatest living legend in baseball passed away today according to a press release by the Braves.

RIP Hammer'n Hank.

Wow.  The list of my childhood heroes that have passed is getting longer seemingly almost daily.  Gibson, Brock, Seaver, Sutton, Morgan, Aaron.  Sad day for me.

God is building himself a heck of a baseball team

755 is a lot of home runs. Henry Louis Aaron, a man with three first names, was one of the absolutely unquestionably greatest to ever swing a bat. Rest in peace, Hammerin' Hank.

 

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755 with no season hitting 50.  A model of consistency. 

Buddy just said that there were snipers on top of the stadium the night he broke Babe Ruth's record because he was getting death threats.  I've never heard that before.

Dang, not another one.  RIP Hammer. To me, you are, and always will be, the greatest home run hitter of all time.

Interesting thing I saw was when he came into the Majors he was deciding to either sign with the Braves or the Giants. He chose the Braves because they offered $75 more per season. Could you have imaged a outfield with both Mays and Aaron. RIP Hank!?

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