**Rocky Colavito**, a celebrated baseball player known for his powerful hitting, has died at the age of 91. Colavito passed away on Tuesday (December 10) at his home in Bern Township, Pennsylvania, after a lengthy illness, according to a family source. His former team, the Cleveland Guardians, announced his death, though the cause was not disclosed.
Colavito was a prominent figure in baseball during the 1950s and 1960s, particularly remembered for his time with the Cleveland Indians. His trade from Cleveland in 1960 was controversial, with many fans believing it cursed the team for years. Before reaching the major leagues, Colavito played in Reading, Pennsylvania, where he set a record with 121 RBIs in the 1953 season, a record that remains the second-highest in the city's history.
Colavito's impact on the game and his popularity among fans made him a beloved figure in baseball history. His legacy continues to be celebrated by those who remember his contributions to the sport.