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River Ave. Blues ยป Former Yankee Mike Hegan passes away at 71

Former Yankee Mike Hegan passes away at 71

December 26, 2013 by Mike 7 Comments

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Former Yankees first baseman and outfielder Mike Hegan passed away at his South Carolina home yesterday due to heart problems. He was 71. Hegan played two stints in the Bronx (1964-1967 and 1973-1974) and was part of the 1964 AL pennant squad. He later won a World Series with the 1972 Athletics. Hagen was the last player to bat at the pre-renovation Yankee Stadium in 1973 and he also hit the first homer in Seattle Pilots franchise history. He worked as a radio broadcaster for the Indians for 14 years after his playing days were over. Condolences to his family and friends.

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Filed Under: Asides, Days of Yore Tagged With: Mike Hegan

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