Shawn appeared in 73 Major League games over parts of three seasons as a relief pitcher for the Seattle Mariners and San Francisco Giants. He went 4-2 with a save while posting a 4.71 earned run average and just 29 strikeouts over 65 innings of work. Shawn Barton turns 63 today.

Buzz was an All Star in 1974 when he led the National League with a 2.28 earned run average in his fourth big league season. Arm injuries plagued him for the next three seasons and forced him from the game. Buzz Capra passed away Monday at the age of 78.

David twice led the National Football League in yards per punt (45.6 yards in 1966 and 45.3 in 1969). He had the longest punt of the 1971 season at 76 yards which still stands as a Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts franchise record. David Lee passed away Monday at the age of 82.

Jason was a strong defensive minded center who played 13 National Basketball Association seasons and was an instrumental part of the Nee Jersey Nets first two Finals appearances. Later in his career he became the first openly gay active player in North American professional sports. Twin brother of former NBA player, Jarron, Jason Collins lost his gioblastoma battle yesterday at the age of 47.

Lenny rose quickly through the Minnesota Twins farm system and had a couple cups of coffee in his age 20 and 21 seasons in the Major Leagues. He saw most of his playing time in his age 23 and 24 seasons as part of a four-way shortstop platoon. By age 25 the Twins had seen enough and moved on to Greg Gagne for the shortstop role and Lenny was out of baseball. Uncle of former Detroit Tigers pitcher, Alex, Lenny Faedo turns 66 today.