Ron Hunt, the hard-nosed second baseman who became the first New York Mets player to start in an All-Star Game, has died at age 85. Hunt, who set a Modern Era record with 50 hit-by-pitches in the 1971 ...

Ron Hunt, the combative second baseman who became the first Met to start in an All-Star Game, was runner-up to Pete Rose for the 1963 NL Rookie of the Year Award and who as an Expo set the astonishing ...

The 1963 runner-up for National League Rookie of the Year was hit by a pitch 243 times in his career — sixth in MLB history.

The Los Angeles Dodgers received news that their former second baseman, who set a Modern Era record in his career, has died.

Ron Hunt, known for being hit by pitches, played for four big league teams and racked up 1,429 hits in addition to being hit by 243 pitches.

Infielder Ron Hunt, the first player in the history of the New York Mets franchise to start an All-Star Game, has died. He was 85. The New York Post reported in 2019 that Hunt had been diagnosed with ...

Ron Hunt, the first Met to start an All-Star Game, died Wednesday in his native St. Louis. He was 85. Hunt had spent the last month in hospice battling several illnesses, according to the team. Known ...

The St. Louis native spent 12 seasons in MLB, earning a place in Mets history as the first player from the franchise to start an All-Star Game ...

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