RIP Hank Aaron
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A legend among legends. No bat flips necessary when you're that good.
Feels like we could field a full 9 on 9 game of recently dead HoF players
RiP
755>762
Feels like we could field a full 9 on 9 game of recently dead HoF players
RiP
755>762
Hammerin Hank was the measure of consistency throughout his career, only leading the league in dingers four times and MVP once, he just hammered away year after year dominating any pitching he faced. A lot of great players shared the same uniform as Hank beginning in Milwaukee before the Braves moved to Atlanta. Good times.
Late to this thread but as a lifetime Milwaukee fan, Hank means so much to this city and the league as a whole. One of the greatest to ever play and has been a powerful role model for millions of young poc who grew up in the face of adversity. Hank is so much more than baseball.