Say hay, willie mays pasted away.

[jeeptj19992001]

Rest in peace

MLB legend Willie Mays dead at 93

MLB legend and Hall of Famer Willie Mays, the "Say Hey Kid," died peacefully Tuesday afternoon, the San Francisco Giants announced via social media.

www.foxnews.com

 

[smurfblue40]

I just saw that 😕

 

[Will12785]

RIP

 

[shortbus4x4]

Back when athletes were athletes and not a bunch of woke influencers who think the world revolves around them.

RIP.

 

[dntsdad]

Top 5 players ever.

Good man too by all accounts.

RIP............even though a Giant!

 

[Santa]

Didn't see this. Daughter texted me and I put it in the Deadpool 24 thread.

Fucking LEGEND.

 

[Ksand]

I didn't realize he was still alive, but rip to one of greatest that ever has or ever will play the game

 

[78bronco460]

RIP for a great role model

 

[AKnate]

Was thinking he died a few years ago but that was Billie Mays.

 

[subybaja]

 

[Roverhound]

Pasted?

 

[Filthy McChevy]

Hey! RIP.

 

[det107]

Willie was invited to a Negro League function/honors for his days at the Birmingham Barons but turned it down(?) and now this.

I wrote a letter to him when he was a Met & he responded with a note & pic. It was pimp-

 

[NakedJeep]

I was shocked that he wasn't already dead.

RIP

 

[RPS1030]

RIP

 

[Mr250twostroke]

My 1st baseball game, at Candlestick Park when I was a little kid, my grandpa told me I shared the same birthday as Willie Mays. Holy shit how cool I thought that was. Been wishing him a happy birthday ever since.

RIP birthday buddy-

 

[Roc Doc]

"Say Hey".

 

[ArTi54N]

Pasted?

at least im not the only one who noticed

 

[gladman]

Willie was invited to a Negro League function/honors for his days at the Birmingham Barons but turned it down(?) and now this.

I wrote a letter to him when he was a Met & he responded with a note & pic. It was pimp-

the event is coming this weekend. he wasn't well enough to attend... and, per usual, he was right.

Love #24. Great player, put up with bullshit by answering with power!

 

[shortbus4x4]

The Catch: Willie Mays' over-the-shoulder grab in the 1954 World Series 'wasn't no lucky catch'

Willie Mays raced at top speed toward the center-field wall at the spacious Polo Grounds and somehow managed to track down and corral a fast-traveling ball with an over-the-shoulder catch that became the most iconic moment in the Hall of Famer’s decorated career that featured 660 home runs. The...

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