Gus Zernial Oakland A's Tribute
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God bless you Gus and thanks for the Phila A's memories you gave to me. I was NOT one of the people who boo'd you that day you charged a line drive and it hit and broke your collar bone. I am sure that your lats Phila. manager 94 year old Eddie Joost wishes you well too. Rest in peace big guy !
CPizagno 1 year ago
Going to miss you very much, Gus. This world is a sadder place without you for sure. Thanks for all your positive input to the world and for the many years of friendship.
Love you, buddy.
cteeeee 1 year ago
R.I.P. Gus. I have that signed card and also a signed 1953 topps. R.I.P. to Ozark Ike.
AlecBoy006V2 1 year ago
Zernial had one of the more memorable -- not to mention just plain weird -- trading cards in the early 50s when he was with the Philadelphia Athletics. It's a shot of him holding a bat with six balls attached to it somehow. To top it off, Gus is giving the OK sign and wearing a pink undershirt.
From what I understand, he was one of the better power hitters in the AL before his habit of sacrificing his body to make plays in the outfield took its toll.
PeerlessPaavo 1 year ago