Wherever he went, Don Baylor left his mark on baseball ... the World Series when he was asked about trying to break into the Orioles' loaded outfield. Brash beyond his years, Baylor said he ...

Don Baylor, who played with the Baltimore Orioles from 1970-75, has died at age 68. Baylor was the American League MVP in 1979 with the California Angels. Baylor battled multiple myeloma for more ...

He died Monday at a hospital in Austin, Texas, his son, Don Baylor Jr., told the Austin American-Statesman. Baylor played for the Orioles, Athletics, Angels, Yankees, Red Sox and Twins over a 19 ...

Former Orioles and Angels star Don Baylor was remembered for a huge heart and a ferocious competitive streak during a funeral service Saturday in his hometown of Austin, Texas. Baylor died Monday ...

Baylor is survived by his wife, Rebecca (Becky), son Don Edward Jr., brother Doug; sister Connie and granddaughters Brooklyn and Nola Bee. "He was a big part of a lot of good Orioles teams ...

“Don passed from this earth with the same fierce dignity with which he played the game and lived his life,” she said. Over a productive 19-year career, Baylor played for the Orioles ...

He was inducted into the Orioles Hall of Fame in 1990. Don Baylor played for the Orioles from 1970 to 1975 as a left fielder. Known for stealing bases, Baylor also hit 57 home runs for Baltimore ...

Don Baylor, the 1979 AL MVP with the California ... Baylor went to junior college before joining the Orioles organization, made his big league debut in 1970 and spent six years with Baltimore.

Wherever he went, Don Baylor left his mark on baseball ... the World Series when he was asked about trying to break into the Orioles’ loaded outfield. Brash beyond his years, Baylor said ...