Hank Aaron, Hall of Famer and Baseball Legend, Dies at 86 Several years before his death, Aaron also revealed that he's kept most of the hate mail he received throughout his career. Speaking to ...

After Hank Aaron broke baseball's home run record in Atlanta ... Everyone knew Aaron wanted to play in only one place in 1975 ...

had a 40-year-old slugger named Hank Aaron, who was on the cusp of reaching one of baseball’s most revered records. Aaron finished the 1973 season with 713 career home runs, one shy of the all ...

One of baseball’s all-time legends, Aaron began his professional career with the Indianapolis Clowns in the Negro leagues before becoming a legendary MLB player. “Hammerin’ Hank” broke Babe Ruth’s ...

1974 - Hank Aaron ties Babe Ruth with 714 career home runs with a three-run ... a new car to the player who is selected as MVP by the baseball writers. 1977 - The Pirates acquire outfielder ...

After Hank Aaron broke baseball's home run record in Atlanta ... Aaron, sitting on 733 career home runs, had belted 20 homers in 1974, including a record-breaking 715th blast in April.

That is, after all, how the legendary baseball player referred to ... the city where I started my career. I'm going back home." Hank Aaron takes a question at a press conference in Milwaukee ...