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Connie Mack Statue

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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The statue was originally placed outside Shibe Park, but it was moved to Citizens Bank Park in 2004.

The statue was sculpted by Harry Rosin, a renowned artist known for his public works.

The statue was unveiled in 1957, two years after Connie Mack's passing.

Connie Mack managed the Philadelphia Athletics for 50 years, the longest managerial tenure in Major League Baseball history.

The statue captures Mack in his characteristic pose, tipping his hat, a gesture he was famous for during games.

It is one of several statues at Citizens Bank Park honoring Philadelphia's baseball history.

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