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Mazeroski, the Pirates legend famed for a 1960 World Series walk-off, dies at 89, ending a storied era for Pittsburgh baseball fans.
Mazeroski's Game 7 blast secured Pittsburgh's first World Series title since 1925, ending a dramatic Fall Classic and lifting city pride.
The walk-off moment marked the first World Series ending on a homer, boosting Mazeroski to near-mythic status among Pirates fans.

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Mazeroski, a Pirates second baseman, died at age 89, per the team announcement.
The Pirates credited Mazeroski as a Pirates legend and praised his character, describing him as humble and proud to be a Pirate.
Mazeroski’s famous 1960 World Series moment ended the game with a walk-off homer for Pittsburgh in Game 7 against the Yankees.
Mazeroski’s defense and all-around play earned him the nickname ‘No Hands’ for his quick fielding and relays.
Mazeroski’s career spanned 17 seasons with the Pirates, ending in 1972.
The Pirates retired Mazeroski’s number 9 in 1987 in honor of his contributions.
Mazeroski’s iconic 1960 moment remains a landmark in World Series history.
The piece notes Mazeroski’s upbringing and his path from West Virginia to the majors.
Mazeroski’s wife and family were part of his personal story, including his long marriage and late wife’s passing.
The article references Mazeroski’s leadership on the 1971 Pirates World Series team.

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