Putsy Caballero

1927–2016 (age 89)

Baseball infielder

Biography

Putsy Caballero was a skilled baseball infielder whose athletic career represented years of dedication and excellence in professional sports. His contributions to the game reflected his talent, determination, and love of baseball.

He is remembered for his achievements on the diamond and the legacy he left in the hearts of baseball fans and those who knew him personally. Putsy was laid to rest at Metairie Cemetery, where his memory endures among those who cherish his sporting accomplishments.

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