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Harmon Killebrew ends fight against cancer

  • september63
    www.sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news?slug=ap-twins-killebrew



    Sad ending for one of the all time great hitters!! Atleast he is going to go out his own way with his family.
  • riders1
    His is the image of the batter on the MLB logo, truly Killer was one of the greats from my youth.
  • september63
    riders1;767768 wrote:His is the image of the batter on the MLB logo, truly Killer was one of the greats from my youth.

    The Jerry West of MLB.
  • THE4RINGZ
    Rest in Peace
  • DeyDurkie5
    he isn't dead yet
  • brutus161
    I got to meet and spend time with him a few years ago. He was awesome to be around and told some great stories in the short time I was around.
  • kayo
    riders1;767768 wrote:His is the image of the batter on the MLB logo...
    Maybe not...http://wiki.answers.com/Q/When_was_the_silhouetted_batter_MLB_logo_first_used
  • Skyhook79
    THE4RINGZ;767951 wrote:Rest in Peace

    Usually we wait until someone dies before we say that.
  • Skyhook79







    Looks like Harmon to me.
  • TODD_PACKER
    Sad. Big hero in my youth.
  • Swamp Fox
    One of the All-Time Greats and the heart of the Minnesota Twins. His kind come along very rarely and he will certainly be missed, but he will leave us all many great memories and a baseball legacy for the ages.
  • lhslep134
    Definitely one of the all time greats. Great ambassador for Minnesota baseball as well.
  • Ironman92
    Unless Killebrew is a switch hitter.....it's not all him
  • JerseyBuck
    RIP Harmon Killebrew, died today at the age of 74.

    twins.mlb.com
  • september63
    RIP. Good god that was fast from his last public comments.
  • BR1986FB
    september63;771116 wrote:RIP. Good god that was fast from his last public comments.

    Not uncommon knowledge but cancer is some nasty shit. I was shocked when Gene Upshaw (NFL) was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer on a Sunday and was dead by Wednesday.

    RIP
  • vball10set
    RIP, HK
  • riders1
    RIP, one of the great sluggers who didn't need any juice.