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RIP Hank Aaron

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bigboxes

All-American
Sep 4, 2004
46,216
6,759
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He was 86. Long live the home run king!

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/30759123/long-home-run-king-hank-aaron-dies-86

 
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Newbomb_Turk1

Redshirt
Nov 22, 2019
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This one hurts. Was luck to see him play in person at the 73 All Star Game in KC as a kid. Vaya con Dios Hammering Hank.
 
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schuele

All-American
Apr 17, 2005
21,124
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His career RBI record - just short of 2,300 - might be even more impressive than the HR mark. Ruth and Pujols are the only other players to even top 2,100.
 
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Baxter48_rivals204143

All-Conference
Sep 22, 2010
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He did all his accomplishments with out roids, I still can remember watching him hit number 715 such a great man he seemed very humble
 
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Husker4real_rivals373787

All-Conference
Nov 25, 2017
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I saw Hank at an Arbyā€™s in Milwaukee about 25 years ago. It was in a food court. I said ā€œOh hey - Hi Hank!ā€

He said: ā€œHow you doingā€™; Welcome to Arbyā€™sā€.

Not lying. It was cool.
 
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GeorgeFlippin

Heisman
May 29, 2001
38,550
35,531
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More than just a great Baseball player, he was a first class person in every way, thanks for the memories, Mr. Aaron.
 
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NECoach31BB

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Mar 8, 2002
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Read and heard stories of his class off the field. He is amongst the handful of greatest ever on the field and all he did off the field, was better. RIP and prayers for his family and friends.
 
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