Legendary MLB All-Star Rocky Colavito, who played for the Cleveland Guardians, has died at 91. He passed away peacefully surrounded by family on Tuesday at his home in Bernville, PA, Guardians spokesperson Bob DiBiaso confirmed in a statement.

Rocky Colavito, a slugger who became a household name for Detroit Tigers fans in the 1960s after a controversial trade, has died at the age of 91.

Colavito is the only player in Cleveland history to hit four home runs in a game, and he shares the MLB record for highest fielding percentage by an outfielder in a season (1.000).

Rocky Colavito, a nine-time MLB All-Star and Cleveland baseball legend, died at 91 on Tuesday, per MLB.com's Chris Haft. The Guardians said in a

Former MLB All-Star slugger Rocky Colavito has died at age 91, the Cleveland Guardians announced Tuesday. Colavito spent eight of his 14 MLB seasons with Cleveland, also playing for the Tigers, Athletics,