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RIP Todd Frohwirth


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1 hour ago, SteveA said:

Dan Connolly notes that Frohwirth is the 4th member of the 1991 O's bullpen to have passed away, along with Flannie, Kevin Hickey, and Francisco De La Rosa.

I honestly don't remember De La Rosa.

Four innings in a couple of September games. Easy to forget. 

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Very sad.  He was one of my favorites back in the early 90s.  That sidearm action was so cool, he was so much fun to watch.  And he was great.  RIP. 

I remember when he got ejected from a game once and he threw his hat, glove, and some other stuff...all sidearm.  

What happened to Kevin Hickey?

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2 hours ago, Moose Milligan said:

Very sad.  He was one of my favorites back in the early 90s.  That sidearm action was so cool, he was so much fun to watch.  And he was great.  RIP. 

I remember when he got ejected from a game once and he threw his hat, glove, and some other stuff...all sidearm.  

What happened to Kevin Hickey?

Died as a result of diabetic coma.   Not a lot of details, but here's an article:

http://www.southsidesox.com/2012/5/17/3025807/piecing-together-kevin-hickeys-legacy

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