Jesús Alou, part of Giants’ historic all-sibling outfield and World Series champ with Oakland A’s, dies at 80

Matt Alou (middle) played in the same San Francisco Giants outfield with his brothers, Jesus (left) and Felipe (right). Matty Alou, who played on the Oakland A’s 1972 World Series championship team, died Thursday at age 72.

Jesús Alou, who left his mark with the Giants and the As and as a member of one of baseball’s most famous families, died on Friday. Alou would have turned 81 later this month.

Alou helped make history with the Giants on Sept. 15, 1963 when he and older brothers Felipe and Matty appeared together in the same outfield. The brothers never started in the same

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