Phil Rizzuto 1917-2007

Fond Farewell
- Ingmar Bergman 1918-2007
- Liz Claiborne 1929-2007
- Jerry Falwell 1933-2007
- Steve Fossett 1944-2007
- Robert Goulet 1933-2007
- Merv Griffin 1925-2007
- David Halberstam 1934-2007
- Lady Bird Johnson 1912-2007
- Yolanda King 1955-2007
- Evel Knievel 1938-2007
- Madeleine L'Engle 1918-2007
- Norman Mailer 1923-2007
- Marcel Marceau 1923-2007
- Tammy Faye Messner 1942-2007
- Luciano Pavarotti 1935-2007
- Phil Rizzuto 1917-2007
- Max Roach 1924-2007
- Anita Roddick 1942-2007
- Arthur Schlesinger 1917-2007
- Sidney Sheldon 1917-2007
- Beverly Sills 1929-2007
- Anna Nicole Smith 1967-2007
- Kurt Vonnegut 1922-2007
- Kurt Waldheim 1918-2007
- Bill Walsh 1931-2007
- Boris Yeltsin 1931-2007
A scrawny shortstop, Scooter was an essential piece of the mighty postwar New York Yankees. He appeared in nine World Series over a 13-year career, but in 1956 the former American League MVP was cut by the Yanks and sent to its broadcast booth, where he would lead the majors in ellipticality until 1996. A simple call "Strike on the outside corner" could randomly extend to a soliloquy on Italian pastry or the traffic or the luck of his buddy Yogi Berra and back to baseball with Rizzuto yelling "Holy cow! Did you see that?" Yes, Scooter, we're watching. But we liked the call anyway.










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