In Memoriam 2024 MLB 

Thanks for remembering these men and women who brought the great game of baseball to us.

My heart goes out to the Wakefields' kids. Just tragic. Cancer sucks

Brooks Robinson was the best defensive third baseman ever period

I can't believe Wakefield is gone so young ...

Brooks Robinson was the most gracious man I ever met

The Brooks Robinson tribute brought me to tears.

As a kid I loved Buddy Harrelson. RIP legend ✨

I didn't know Mike Shannon died. To listen to "Live at Shannon's" after a Cardinals game on KMOX was as good a baseball education as you could get. Absolute Cardinal Legend.

My great-grandfather covered MLB in St. Louis from 1963 to 1968 and in New York/Philadelphia from 1968 to 1979 for Western Union. As the district manager, he would have to go to every game in case the phones went dead and he’d have to send wire reports to the Associated Press to relay accounts of the game. It was a job he truly enjoyed. Thankfully, the phones never went down and he got to watch some of the greatest players to ever take the field. He would tell me stories about Stan Musial, Lou Brock, Bob Gibson, Reggie Jackson, Tom Seaver, so many legendary names. For a very quiet man, he was an excellent orator when it came to baseball and football. We always joked that he missed his calling as a color commentator. One calling he did not miss was being the best great grandfather a young boy could ask for. A lot of my love of sports is directly related to spending weekends with him watching games, learning the history, and picking his brain for fun stories. A lot of the players in this video are players he told me about. Heaven sure could field a team these days. Ned is there too, covering the games. Godspeed to all these baseball greats.

Don Gullett one of my favorites from the big red machine

Not only was Dick Groat a multiple all star, MVP , and played on WS winners in 60 and 64, he was an All-American basketball player at Duke and played briefly in the NBA. He spent 40 years doing the color commentary for Pitt hoops

Beautiful tribute, some of those were among the most loved players ever, Blessings from San Juan 🇵🇷 PR.

It’s sad. I recognize a lot of these names from my beloved baseball card collection from the 1970s to 1990s.

This was very touching. I remember when Don Leppart hit three homeruns in a game for the Washington Senators.

Bill Plummer also managed my hometown Calgary Cannons of the PCL. We were the long time AAA affiliate of the Seattle Mariners. May he RIP

I'm simply speechless with this video... 😢 ...Thanks...

Brooks Robinson , in my opinion the best 3rd baseman in MLB history

Awesome job, Sully. I love baseball.

I watched a number of these men play when I was a young fan rooting for the Cincinnati Reds. Don Gullet was a great pitcher who had a number of injuries over his career. He went 15-4 with a 2.42 era in 1975 despite missing two months with a broken thumb. Bill Plummer also played for the Reds as a backup to the great Johnny Bench. Plummer was a dependable player who once got 3 hits in a game against the St. Louis Cardinals in 1976. I saw or heard so many of these men play against the Reds that I feel like they were part of my family. Thanks for posting this nicely done video.

That was nice. Thank you for putting it together!

Well done as always sir. I was crying throughout the video. #everydaySully

This was like watching pieces of my childhood pass away.

As always, great work, thank you. 🙏🏻

Nice job yet again.

Made a little baseball trivia quiz for my dad as a Christmas gift. Brooks Robinson was on there, as was Ed Ott. Sad to see both have passed.

That was touching thank you Go Teams

GOOD MEMORIES!, MY RESPECT TO EACH ONE OF THEM. THANKS.

Such a great job! Poppy would be so proud.

Damn, that is A LOT of names I recognize.

Thank you!

Father Time catches up to us all. We can only be filled with gratitude, that we had these people as part of our lives. May God keep them forever.

I follow baseball pretty darn closely and did not know that Larry Demery or Dick Drago had passed away. Great video.

Well Done Sully

Thanks! Great video.

Great video! very well done! THanks!!!

The Brooks Robinson and Tim Wakefield tributes killed me 😢

Awesome job.

Excellent job

I've seen many of these types of 'in memoriams' for tv and film starts but I don't think I've seen one for baseball players. great selection of clips, sound bytes, and great editing. really nice job!

IM A HUGE YANKEES FAN...BUT ITS HEART BREAKING TIM WAKEFIELD AND HIS WIFE BOTH DIED FROM CANCER...MAY THEY REST IN PEACE...P.S. WAKEFIELD WAS AN AWESOME PITCHER FOR THE RED SOX..

Thanks for putting this video out

RIP

Well done. I'm old enough to have seen a majority of the players mentioned play ball. Time does march on but man, it still sucks watching these men move on to the next dimension.

Well done.

That was lovely…thank you!

Go Tigers

How sad to see Brooks Robinson in that condition 😢

Did not know the Buddy Harrelson, Frank Howard, and Dacmve Gullet died. Roger Craig also. The others I never heard of them. Frank Howard hit one in the old Yankees Stadium in the left field 3rd deck. It was estimated to have traveled over 500 feet. The only other man to do it was Mickey Mantle.

Nolan Arenado and Manny Machado are great..but they are no Brooksy. He was the highest tier.

It all just seems like yesterday.

So sad

Humm Baby

Anyone who didn't tear up at the photo of the Wakefields has no heart. No Jim Andrews, so I guess we now know that this goes to bed about a week before it drops.

Don't forget to add former Orioles' owner Peter Angelos, who passed away at the age of 92. Rest in Eternal Paradise 🧡🖤🧡🖤🧡🖤. 😊

WE CAN PUT A MAN ON THE MOON, BUT WE CANNOT FIND A CURE FOR CANCER. I WANT THIS GOVERNMENT AND THE MEDICAL PROFESSION TO QUIT PUTTING PROFITS ABOVE PATIENTS,IT'S THE PATIENTS WHOSE LIVES COME FIRST NOT THE MONEY.

Former New York Mets catcher and former coach John Stearns

Beautifully done, thank you

Sorry I checked, I thought stearns passed in 23 but it was 22

Age and cause of death would have enhanced the quality of this video... Otherwise excellent narration and visuals...

From the title... I really thought this was gonna be about how theyve corrupted and ruined the original game sooo much.... That it is dead... The game that was The American Pastime... Gone... Automatic runner?? Automatic ridiculous, stupid, destruction of drama, the anticipation of a ongoing, possible HIGH INNING COUNT 15 to 20+ innings