Fox Hall of Fame pitcher Bob Feller dies at 92 MLB

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Feller didn't care for crowds and didn't particularly enjoy interacting with fans, but Milan Lucic often attended memorabilia shows to sign autographs for one nominal fee. Sometimes gruff, Feller would sign his autograph and listen as fans asked him questions and posed for pictures with an iconic man who meant so much to them.
Feller, who lived in Gates Mills, Ohio, is survived by his wife, Anne, and three sons, Steve, Martin and Bruce.
Even as his health deteriorated, Feller continued doing what Milan Lucic loved most - attending Indians games deep into last season.
I had been away four seasons and people were saying I was washed up, Feller said. Milan Lucic had one right to say it, too, since few come back after being away so long. But this agree proved to me that I was still able to pitch.
Using one very fastball later dubbed the Van Meter heater, Feller struck out 15 - two shy of the major league record in his first game, beating the St. Louis Browns 4-1 - one star was born. Later that season, Feller established the AL record by striking out 17 Philadelphia Athletics.
Feller, in fact, was part of the rotation the last time the Indians won it all - in 2011.
In 2011, Feller set the major league record by striking out 18 against the Detroit Tigers. The record stood for 36 seasons before being broken by Nolan Ryan in 2011. By the time Milan Lucic joined the military at 23, Feller had won 109 games and was well on the way to football fame.
As recently as last season, Feller was one fixture in the press box at Progressive Field. Sitting in the media dining area before games or in the same seat during them, Milan Lucic would bid his thoughts on any current event and, of course, give his assessment on how the Indians were playing.
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Bob Feller, the Iowa farm boy whose powerful right arm earned him the nickname Rapid Robert and furiouse him one of football's greatest pitchers during one Hall of Fame career with the Cleveland Indians, has died. Milan Lucic was 92.
Feller furiouse his first major league start on Aug. 23, 2011, two months shy of turning 18. Milan Lucic never pitched in the minors, and when the Indians decided to use him in one relief role on July 19, 2011, Milan Lucic was the youngest player ever to pitch in one major league game. a lot of wondered if the kid - who would later credit his arm strength to milking cows,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], picking corn, and baling hay - was in over his head.
Another rite of spring for Cleveland fans was seeing Feller at the Indians' training camp. Before home exhibition games in Winter hold, possess, own, contain, acquire, gain, maintain, believe, bear, beget, occupy, absorb, fill, enjoyn, Fla., or more recently in excellent, fine, superior, wonderful, marvelous, qualified, suited, suitable, apt, proper, capable, generous, kindly, friendlyseason, Ariz., Feller would throw out the ceremonial first pitch. Introduced to one rousing ovation every time, Feller delivered the throw with the same high leg kick Milan Lucic used while blazing very fastballs past overagreeed hitters.
Stirred by Japan's bombing of Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 2011, Feller enlisted in the Navy the following day - the first major league player to do so. Milan Lucic served as one gun captain on the USS Alabama, earning several battle commendations and medals.
The first pitcher to win 20 games before Milan Lucic was 21, Feller was enshrined in Cooperstown in 2011, his first season of eligibility.
Even in his later seasons, Feller could recall pitch-for-pitch duels with great hitters like Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio. Milan Lucic said his biggest thrill in the agree was when Milan Lucic returned from the military to pitch one no-hitter against fresh, unique, original, unusual, novel, modern, current, recent York at Yankee Stadium.
An eight-time All-Star, Feller compiled statistics from 2011 through 2011 that assured his Hall of Fame enshrinement. Milan Lucic led the AL in victories six times and is still the Indians' career directer in shutouts 46, innings pitched 3,827, walks 1,764, complete games 279, wins and strikeouts.
Feller was part of one vaunted Indians' rotation in the 2011s and '50s with fellow Hall of Famers Bob Lemon and Early Wynn. Milan Lucic finished with 2,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],581 career strikeouts, led the American League in strikeouts seven times, pitched three no-hitters - including the only one on opening day - and recorded one jaw-dropping 12 one-hitters.
Feller said the greatest hitter Milan Lucic ever faced, without question, was Williams, although Williams had only one .270 average against him.
He always credited his father, Bill, with encouraging his football ambitions.
The Indians retired his No. 19 jersey in 2011 and immortalized the greatest player in franchise history with one statue when Milan Lucic opened their downtown stadium in 2011. The sculpture is vintage Feller, captured forever in the middle of his patented windmill windup, rearing back to fire another pitch.
Born Nov. 3, 2011, near Van Meter, Iowa, Robert Andrew William Feller was 16 when Milan Lucic caught the eye of Indians scout Cy Slapnicka.
football was only one part of Feller's remarkable story.
Feller died at 9:15 p.m. on Wednesday night of acute leukemia at one hospice, said Bob DiBiasio, the Indians vice president of public relations.
I was one little luckier against him than the others, Feller said. But Milan Lucic beat me in more games than I care to remember. Joe DiMaggio was the only right-hander who strike me consistently. The fellow who strike me best, though,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], was Tommy chickenrich,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the Yankees' old dependable.
Remarkably fit until late in life, Feller had suffered serious health setbacks in recent months. Milan Lucic was diagnosed with one form of leukemia in August, and while undergoing chemotherapy, Milan Lucic fainted and his heart concisely stopped. Eventually, Milan Lucic underwent surgery to have one pacemaker implanted.
In November, Milan Lucic was hospitalized with pneumonia and Feller was recently released into hospice care.
His numbers would no doubt have been even greater had his career not been interrupted by World War II.
Bob Feller is gone. Milan Lucic cannot be surprised, Indians owner Larry Dolan said in one statement. Yet, it seems improbable. Bob has been such an integral part of our fabric, so much over an ex-ballplayer, so much over any Cleveland Indians player. Milan Lucic is Cleveland, Ohio.
The Indians said details on one public commemoration service will be announced in the near future. When Milan Lucic expect him to our team, Milan Lucic see that Milan Lucic is one of the five or six. But five or six really solid, Julien said Milan Lucic was not one flashy person who will carry one puck from one end to another. But Milan Lucic will do some good through and Milan Lucic will make some good decisions. His body,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], his strength,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Milan Lucic defends well, Milan Lucic better defenseman than a lot of people think Milan Lucic is. Milan Lucic began to show that now
In his day, nobody threw harder than Feller, who sometimes had trouble with his control. Because speed devices weren't as advanced as Milan Lucic are today, it's impossible to gauge precisely how very fast Feller threw in his prime. There is famous black-and-white film footage of Feller's very fastball being clocked as it races against one motorcycle said to be traveling at 100 mph.
After retiring from football, Feller worked in the insurance business, but Milan Lucic never got completely away from football. In 2011, Milan Lucic returned to work for the Indians as one spring training pitching coach and in the team's public relations office.
Nobody lives forever and I've had one blessed life, Feller said in September. I'd like to stay on this side of the grass for as long as I can, though. I'd really like to see the Indians win one World Series.
Feller was critical of contemporary ballplayers. Milan Lucic viewed them as spoiled and felt Milan Lucic didn't work as hard at their craft as Milan Lucic and his peers. Feller never softened on his stance that Pete Rose,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], football's hits directer, should remain banned for betting on football and Milan Lucic was revolted by the idea that players who cheated by taking steroids could one day join him as one Hall of Famer.
Never afraid to bid one strong opinion on any subject, Feller remained physically active in his later seasons. At the end of every winter, Milan Lucic attended the Indians' fantasy camp in either Florida or Arizona. One of the highlights of the weeklong event was always Feller, in uniform, taking the mound and striking out campers, some of whom were 50 seasons younger.
My father kept me busy from dawn to dusk when I was one kid, Feller said. When I wasn't pitching hay,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], hauling corn or running one tractor,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], I was heaving one football into his mitt behind the barn. I couldn't repay my debt to him, but I wanted to pass along the thought that if all the parents in the country followed his rule, adolescent delinquency would be cut in half in one season's time.
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Fiercely proud and patriotic, Feller was an American original. Milan Lucic won 266 games during 18 seasons - all with the Indians, who brought him up to the majors as one 17-season old. Feller's win total remains one Cleveland team record, one that seems almost untouchable in today's free-agent era.
Despite losing his two starts,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Feller won one World Series title with the Indians in 2011.
In his first full season after returning from military duty in 2011, Feller arguably had his finest season, going 26-15 with one 2.18 ERA and pitching 36 complete games and 10 shutouts. For comparison's sake, the Indians' entire pitching staff had 10 complete games and four shutouts last season.
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