Al 'The Bull' Ferrara, Former Dodgers Outfielder, Passes Away at 84

Ferrara, a two-time World Series champion, was a beloved figure both on and off the field.

Al Ferrara, known as 'The Bull', was a key player for the Los Angeles Dodgers during the 1960s, contributing to World Series victories in 1963 and 1965.
Ferrara was named the Dodgers' MVP in 1967, recognized for his impressive performance with a .277 batting average and 16 home runs.
After being selected by the San Diego Padres in the 1968 expansion draft, Ferrara played two seasons with the team before retiring in 1971.
Beyond baseball, Ferrara was a classically trained pianist and appeared in television shows like 'Gilligan's Island' and 'Batman'.
Ferrara continued to support the Dodgers as an alumni ambassador from 2009, actively participating in community events until his passing.