Dave Parker Death: Baseball Hall of Famer & All-Star
- Dave Parker,the seven-time All-Star and former National league MVP,has died at the age of 74,the Pittsburgh Pirates announced Saturday.
- MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred released a statement acknowledging the loss of the former World Series champion and All-Star.
- "All of us throughout the game are deeply saddened by this loss," Manfred said.
The baseball world mourns the loss of Dave Parker, the iconic Hall of Fame outfielder and NL MVP, who has passed away at 74. Known as “The Cobra,” ParkerS recent election to the Hall of Fame cemented his legacy. This report from News directory 3 details his illustrious career, highlighting his seven All-Star selections, Gold Glove awards, and his memorable victory in the Home Run Derby. MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred shares his poignant tribute, emphasizing the immense impact Parker had on the sport. We remember the impact of this baseball legend.Discover what’s next in remembering Parker’s unbelievable career.
Dave parker,Hall of Fame Outfielder,Dies at 74
Updated June 28,2025
Dave Parker,the seven-time All-Star and former National league MVP,has died at the age of 74,the Pittsburgh Pirates announced Saturday. Parker, known as “The Cobra,” was recently elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame.
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred released a statement acknowledging the loss of the former World Series champion and All-Star. Manfred noted Parker’s achievements, including his Gold Glove awards, batting titles, and his win at the inaugural Home Run Derby in 1985.
“All of us throughout the game are deeply saddened by this loss,” Manfred said. “We will remember the Cobra forever, especially as his name soon officially joins the legends of our National Pastime. On behalf of Major League Baseball, I extend my sympathy to Dave’s family and his fans across the game.”
