Baseball truly was America’s pastime when ... honor Colavito and promote a book written by Marc Summer titled: “Rocky Colavito: Cleveland’s iconic slugger.” More than 800 people attended ...

Rocky Colavito, one of baseball’s leading power hitters and a rising star with the Cleveland Indians until he was dealt away in an ill-fated 1960 trade that some fans believed blighted the team ...

Following the news of Rocky Colavito’s death, the sports world was hit with shock. Many baseball fans even paid tribute to the MLB legend on social media platforms. Here is everything for fans ...

Cleveland Indians legend Rocky Colavito died on Tuesday night, as announced on the Guardians' social media channels. Colavito spent eight of his 14 playing years in Cleveland through two separate ...

CLEVELAND -- Rocky Colavito, a wildly popular outfielder who was involved in one of the most debated trades in Cleveland sports history, has died. He was 91. A nine-time All-Star, Colavito died at ...

Cleveland, you may wish you never lost Rocky Colavito. But to Italian American ... but Rocky could probably throw a baseball across the Hudson River. Rocky eventually came home in 1968, and ...

Rocky Colavito, one of baseball’s most popular figures in the 1950s and ’60s, passed away Tuesday night at his longtime Berks County home after a lengthy illness, a family source confirmed.

The Colavito trade and the team’s later misfortunes eventually inspired a 1994 book titled “The Curse of Rocky Colavito” by Terry Pluto. The book argued that Cleveland’s baseball franchise ...

Rocky Colavito, the wildly popular and powerful ... Detroit just two days before the start of the 1960 season in one of baseball’s most noted and shocking trades, as the Tigers dealt 1959 ...

CLEVELAND (AP) — Rocky Colavito, a wildly popular outfielder who was involved in one of the most debated trades in Cleveland sports history, has died. He was 91. A nine-time All-Star ...

CLEVELAND (WJW) – Cleveland Indians hall of famer Rocky Colavito has died ... In 2021, a statue was dedicated to the baseball legend on his 88th birthday in Little Italy’s Tony Brush Park.