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Willie Mays, the "Say Hey Kid" of 1950s and 1960s Giants fame, a home run slugger and center field star for most of his 23-year Major League Baseball career, died Tuesday at 93 after a short ...

Willie Mays, widely regarded as the finest player in Major League Baseball history, died Tuesday afternoon, the San Francisco Giants announced.

Willie Mays the fabulous San Francisco giant players is all set for workout at the Giant training camp at Casa Grande, Arizona March 2, 1964. Mays is one of the highest paid players in baseball ...

Willie Mays, the “Say Hey Kid,” died at the age of 93 on Tuesday, and tributes from the sports world were quick to pour in for the baseball legend.

Willie Mays of the New York Giants makes his iconic over-the-shoulder catch of a fly ball against the then-Cleveland Indians during Game 1 of the 1954 World Series on Sept. 29, 1954, in New York.

Willie Mays meant so much to this city as a player, but also as a leader, staying involved in San Francisco and the Giants organization long after he retired from the game he loved.

Willie Mays takes up the task of autographing baseballs in the New York Giants dressing room after their game with Milwaukee was called because of rain on Sept. 16, 1956.

Said President Barack Obama, who honored Mays with the Congressional Medal of Freedom: “Willie Mays wasn’t just a singular athlete, blessed with an unmatched combination of grace, skill and power.