Willie Mays, the esteemed Hall of Famer, was posthumously honored with military tributes for his service in the U.S. Army, with a public memorial service featuring dignitaries like Barry Bonds, Bill Clinton, and MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred. The event celebrated Mays' illustrious career, including his time in the Negro Leagues and his 660 career home runs despite a break during the Korean War. The ceremony at the San Francisco Giants' ballpark included emotional speeches, reflections on Mays' impact, and a special flag presentation to his son Michael. The baseball community gathered to pay respects to Mays, highlighting his enduring legacy on and off the field, with notable attendees reminiscing about his influence and the joy he brought to fans through his remarkable achievements.