Hebner was known as "Gravedigger" during his days with the Pirates. He's been out of baseball since 2016, but he's not exactly retired.

The slogan on Richie Hebner`s T-shirt summed up his career in baseball: ”The Perfect Nut.” ”I don`t remember a lot of the things I did when I was playing,” said Hebner, the Myrtle Beach ...

These days, it would be hard to imagine a major league baseball player holding down a second job in the offseason. But former Detroit Tigers third baseman Richie Hebner did, and he was proud of it ...

Ex-Detroit Tiger Richie Hebner dug graves for 35 years: 'Guess I like working with stiffs' Bill Dow Special to Detroit Free Press 0:00 ...

Mickey Lolich, Richie Hebner, and Mike Hampton are 3 players who made it known that they never wanted to play for the New York Mets.

Richie Hebner has the rare distinction of (likely) being the only MLB player in history to win a World Series title and work as a grave digger in the offseason.

Richie Hebner played Major League Baseball for nearly two decades, spending time wearing the uniforms of five different teams before retiring and moving on to coaching for another 20 years. The lef… ...

The Hack is back, and not an inning too soon. Richie Hebner, who never met a ballpark he didn`t like, reported late to the Cubs because of family affairs, but now he`s his usual self. First into th… ...

Richie Hebner played for the Cubs in 1984-85, capping a career that began with the Pirates in 1968.

At 67 years old, Norwood High graduate Richie Hebner is still giving back to the game of baseball. Currently the hitting coach of the Toronto Blue Jays Triple-A affiliate Buffalo Bisons, which play… ...