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Former Phillies Starter, Rival’s 2-Time All-Star And World Series Champion Jerry Koosman, Dies

Forbes BusinessBy Peter Chawaga, Contributor

11/1/2026, 6:47:54 PM

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Former Phillies Starter, Rival’s 2-Time All-Star And World Series Champion Jerry Koosman, Dies — Photo / Coverage: Forbes BusinessCredit: Peter Chawaga, Contributor

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The Philadelphia Phillies received news that a former star trade acquisition who joined a division rival’s Hall of Fame has died.

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Former Phillies Starter, Rival’s 2-Time All-Star And World Series Champion Jerry Koosman, Dies.
The Philadelphia Phillies received news that a former star trade acquisition who joined a division rival’s Hall of Fame has died.
The Philadelphia Phillies received news that a former star trade acquisition who joined a division rival’s Hall of Fame has died.

The Philadelphia Phillies received news that a former star trade acquisition who joined a division rival’s Hall of Fame has died.

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