The face of a faceless Yankees team
He was a nice man, seemed like a loyal and devoted husband, father and friend. If you left out the other part, about how he was a very good baseball player in his day, Bobby Murcer probably wouldn't have minded much.
By omitting the baseball segment of his life, it would suggest that his character was far superior to anything he ever did in the game, which was substantial. He'd appreciate that, because above all, whe...
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