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Tragedy Strikes as Miller Gardner, Son of Brett Gardner, Passes Away at 14

Miller Gardner, son of former Yankees player Brett Gardner, died unexpectedly after falling ill on vacation, leaving the baseball community in mourning.

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Miller Gardner, the 14-year-old son of former Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner, tragically passed away while on vacation after falling ill. His family confirmed he died peacefully in his sleep on March 21, calling him a beloved son and brother with a passion for sports. The Yankees organization expressed their condolences, emphasizing their close ties with the Gardner family during this difficult time. The news also reverberated through the sports world, as broadcasters and former teammates shared their grief. In related MLB news, top player Juan Soto discussed his record-setting contract with the Mets, while Mookie Betts faces health concerns.

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  • The death of Miller Gardner, the 14-year-old son of former Yankees star Brett Gardner, has left the family and Yankees community in mourning, emphasizing the deep personal loss felt by loved ones.
  • The Gardner family is seeking privacy as they cope with the tragic loss, reflecting on the impact of Miller's vibrant personality and love for sports.
  • The Yankees organization has expressed profound condolences and support for Brett Gardner and his family, highlighting their long-standing relationship with the team.

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