major league no-hitter (1962); member, 1968 World Series champions. April 28 – Pancho Herrera, 70, Cuban-born first baseman for the 1958–1961 Phillies; hit .281 with 17 home runs and 71 RBI in 1960. May May 6 – Lee Stine, 91, pitcher, mainly for the 1936 Reds, who gave up Lou Gehrig's 14th career grand slam while with the White Sox. May 10 – John Jachym, 87, the second-largest shareholder in the Washington Senators from December 1949 through June 22, 1950. May 10 – Vic Johnson, 84, pitcher for the Red Sox (1944–1945) and Indians (1946). May 10 – Hal Griggs, 76, pitcher for the Senators 1956–1959; ended Ted Williams' streak of reaching base in 16 consecutive plate appearances on September 24, 1957. May 26 – Chico Carrasquel, 77, Venezuelan shortstop for the White Sox and Indians who became the first Latin American All-Star; later a broadcaster in his native country. May 30 – Alma Ziegler, 87, three-time All-Star second basewoman and pitcher who set several records in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League. May 30 – Juan Pedro Villamán, 46, Spanish-language Red Sox broadcaster since 1995. June June 6 – Rogers Badgett, 87, Kentucky coal and construction magnate; key limited partner in Red Sox ownership group from 1978 to 1985. June 14 – Bob Lennon, 76, outfielder who played briefly for the Giants (1954, 1956) and Cubs (1957); hit 64 home runs for Nashville of the Southern Association in 1954. June 15 – Carroll Sembera, 63, relief pitcher for the Astros (1965–1967) and Expos (1969–1970); longtime scout. June 22 – Roberto Olivo, 91, legendary Venezuelan umpire who worked in 29 Venezuelan league seasons, two Baseball World Cups, and 11 Caribbean Series. June 24 – Lyman Bostock, 87, first baseman in the Negro leagues for the Brooklyn Royal Giants and Birmingham Black Barons in the 1930s and 1940s, and father of former Major League outfielder Lyman Bostock. June 28 – Dick Dietz, 63, All-Star catcher for the Giants who was controversially denied first base after being hit by a Don Drysdale pitch in 1968, extending Drysdale's streak of scoreless innings. June 28 – Steve Reich, 34, pitcher in the Baltimore Orioles minor league system who was killed in action while on a rescue mission in Afghanistan. June 30 – Al Milnar, 91, pitcher for the Cleveland Indians (1936 and 1938–1943), St. Louis Browns (1943 and 1946) and Philadelphia Phillies (1946); went