Jim Hannan Dies – Funeral: Longtime pitcher with the Senators, Tigers, and Brewers Jim Hannan is honored by the Hall of Fame. He passed away on Friday, February 9, 2024, at the age of 85. As a supporter of the Hall of Fame Classic, Hannan was a frequent traveler to Cooperstown and the first president of the MLB Players Alumni Association.
Jim Hannan, a former pitcher for the Senators, was a former chairman of the board of the Major League Baseball Players’ Alumni Association. He asserted that Marvin Miller utilized his thesis to discover the players’ and the league’s labor history.
Throughout his ten-year career, which stretched from 1962 to 1971, Hannan pitched for the Detroit Tigers, Washington Senators, and Milwaukee Brewers teams. However, he would have the biggest influence after he retired from the game as the first president of the Major League Baseball Players Alumni Association. He held the position from 1982 till 1986.
You should get to know him since he was a bighearted man with strength. Those who were close to him will miss and never replace his enthusiasm and fire in their hearts.
No matter how briefly he interacted with someone, he consistently made a good impression.
Jim Hannan Funeral
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