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Wow, what a bummer. I guess he lived a long life and gave people so much joy in his Yogi-isms. He's definitely one of the more colorful characters of his era.
Does that mean that Whitey Ford is probably the last of the superstars from those early 50's Yankees teams?
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Looks like it. You could make a case for Bobby Brown, who is the last living member of the 1947 Yankees, but Ford is the last living Hall of Famer from the dynasty.
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