Pirates great Frank Thomas dies at 93
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - Pirates great Frank Thomas died at age 93, the club announced on Monday.
The lifelong Pittsburgher spent his first eight major league seasons with the Pirates and was a member of the Pirates Alumni Association for over 30 years.
"Frank was proud to call the city of Pittsburgh home not only as a member of the Pirates but also as a person who spent his entire life here," said Pirates President Travis Williams in a press release. "He was also a proud family man who was always involved with our alumni association events."
During his time with the Pirates, Thomas was a three-time National League All-Star. He led the club in home runs five times and in RBI four times.
He leaves behind seven children: Joanne Harrison, Patty Cain, Frankie Thomas, Peter Thomas, Maryanne Pacconi, Paul Thomas, and Mark Thomas.
