San Diego Padres all-time residence run king Nate Colbert lifeless at 76

All-time San Diego Padres residence run chief Nate Colbert died on Thursday on the age of 76.

In a press release from the group, Padres Chairman Peter Seidler mentioned, “We are deeply saddened by the passing of Padres Hall of Famer Nate Colbert. Our hearts exit to his spouse, Kasey, and the complete Colbert household at this very tough time.”

The Padres additionally confirmed the information on Twitter.

Nate Colbert #17 of the San Diego Padres seems on throughout a Major League Baseball spring coaching circa 1969. Colbert performed for the Padres from 1969-74.
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Colbert sits atop the Padres homer listing with 163.

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A primary baseman, Colbert was an authentic member of the 1969 Padres growth group.

In 1999, he was inducted into the San Diego Padres Hall of Fame as a member of its inaugural class.

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Colbert additionally hung out with the Houston Astros, Detroit Tigers, Montreal Expos and Oakland Athletics over 10 seasons within the massive leagues.

An in depth view of a San Diego Padres baseball hat and glove sitting within the dugout through the sport in opposition to the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park on July 25, 2022, in Detroit, Michigan.
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A 3-time all-star, Colbert recorded 173 profession residence runs, to go together with 833 hits and a .243 batting common.

He additionally posted a lifetime on-base proportion of .322, to go together with 520 RBI.