Carl Erskine, Dodgers Legend and Last of the 'Boys of Summer,' Passes Away at 97

Carl Erskine, renowned for his time with the Brooklyn Dodgers and his impact both on and off the field, died at age 97, marking the end of an era in baseball history.

Carl Erskine, celebrated Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher, died at the age of 97 in Anderson, Indiana.
Erskine was the last surviving member of the 'Boys of Summer,' a team that won the 1955 World Series.
His career highlights include pitching two no-hitters and being a 20-game winner in 1953.
Erskine was noted for his contributions to society, particularly through his work with the Special Olympics.
His legacy extends beyond baseball, influencing both community and cultural perceptions.