MLB In Memoriam 2021 

Very moved by the fact that Chadwick Boseman has moved on from us. Only 43 with a wicked illness. His good, honest portrayal of Jackie in the movie '42' was so important.

Thanks for adding the audio on Dick Allen. He definitely belongs in the Hall of Fame.

Wow! A truly outstanding presentation that personifies the respect and dignity of those lost as well as their contributions to the this fabulous game called baseball. May they RIP.

Thank you Sully. This is a beautiful video which should be shown at every stadium on opening day. Very touching to honor those who gave their all to the game.

So well done, cheers to your Dad

Absolutely beautiful video! Loved the music, too. Glory is one of my favorite movie soundtracks.

Grasias. Por. Darnos. La. Felicidad. Descansen. En. Paz. Dios. Los. Bendiga. Grasias. En. Español. Por qué. Nose. Escribir. Inglés. Amo. El. Béisbol. De. Corazón.

Great video you showed a lot of little known players who left their mark on the game.

So moving. Thank you Sully.

Lovely video. We lost so many greats this year, and some personal favorite players as well.

Fantastic! Thx for the memories n how fitting to have Hammerin Hank last!

Great Job. Very sad to see players that I saw in person have died.

THANK YOU!! A very respectful, inclusive of all and sad, all at the same time. Well Done!

Yes, Grant Jackson was a 1969 NL all-star, but more importantly, he won a World Series in 1979 with the Pittsburgh Pirates and was the game 7 winning pitcher...

I love these videos and look forward to them every year. Thanks, Sully!

Outstanding production. I linked in my Strato buddies. Our Tigers GM responded, "Where's Al Kaline???"

Excelente video.

Outstanding !

Great video, Sully! Beautiful tribute to all those who have passed on.

Love it Paul. Beautiful job.

This was perfectly done. Such a tribute should be done every year at the Hall of Fame inductions and you should make it.

Great Job!

Well done. Great tribute.

Janky do thanky

What is the music?

Sad that TOM SEAVER one of the clearest thinking, intelligent and articulate baseball analysts ever, would die of mind scrambling dementia from LEWY BODIES disease, the latter is about too much of the alpha-synuclein protein being deposited in the brain.. Damned shame.. R.I.P. at 75.. TOM, you were one terrific player, too.. No pitcher today measures up..