George Scott

1944–2013 (age 69)

Major League Baseball first baseman

Biography

George "Boomer" Scott was a fearsome first baseman whose combination of bat speed and glove work earned multiple Gold Glove awards while he starred for the Boston Red Sox and Milwaukee Brewers.

Beyond the diamond he remained devoted to helping young players build confidence, leaving a legacy as much for his warm personality as for his power-hitting prowess.

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