Remembering Baseball Legend Henry "Hank" Aaron, Dead At 86

[Tyr-Ziu Saxnot]

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"Hank Aaron Dies At 86: David Ortiz, Russell Wilson And Other Celebs Pay Tribute To MLB Icon"

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Remembering Baseball Legend Henry "Hank" Aaron, Dead At 86
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Hank Aaron Dies At 86: David Ortiz, Russell Wilson And Other Celebs Pay Tribute To MLB Icon
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The world of American sports lost a legend on Jan. 22, with the death of longtime MLB home run king Hank Aaron at the age of 86. Sports players, fans and celebrities paid tribute to Aaron on social media.

One of the greats.
And from my knowledge a class act too...-Tyr

[icansayit]

Mister "755' was baseball for Every kid who pretended to be a HomeRun king
playing every day. He built it...and People Did Come!


Hank now gets to play in HIS "FIELD OF DREAMS!"

[LongTermGuy]

"Been waiting for You Hank...Welcome aboard"

[jimnyc]

Hank Aaron was long out of baseball when I first hit the little leagues as a kid, and yet he was still an idol and still someone you imitated when you played with friends!

Even today he is still one of the kings of baseball. Passed only by Barry Bonds decades later in the HR department, but Barry had a little help via the enhancement drugs, so Aaron is still by far tops IMO!

755

That number alone says "Henry Hank Aaron" and all sports fans know it.

RIP Hank, and thanks for all the memories!!

Hank Aaron being celebrated for breaking the all time record held by Babe Ruth, hitting #715 in 1974, called by Vin Scully!!

[icansayit]

Hank Aaron was long out of baseball when I first hit the little leagues as a kid, and yet he was still an idol and still someone you imitated when you played with friends!

Even today he is still one of the kings of baseball. Passed only by Barry Bonds decades later in the HR department, but Barry had a little help via the enhancement drugs, so Aaron is still by far tops IMO!

755

That number alone says "Henry Hank Aaron" and all sports fans know it.

RIP Hank, and thanks for all the memories!!

Hank Aaron being celebrated for breaking the all time record held by Babe Ruth, hitting #715 in 1974, called by Vin Scully!!

Great memories....Needed a Tissue for that one! RIP Hank!