Yankees ex-outfielder Brett Gardner discloses passing of his 14-year-old son due to sudden health complication.
Little Brett Gardner Jr., the cherished son of ex-New York Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner, has tragically passed away at just 14 years old.
In an official statement through the Yankees, Brett and his partner Jessica shared the grim news that young Miller succumbed to a sudden ailment while they were all vacationing. They've expressed their deep confusion and sorrow, stating, "He was only 14 years old and his untimely departure leaves us with countless unanswered questions. We only know that he passed away peacefully in his sleep on the cold morning of March 21st."
The family's loss seems unbearable, as Miller was loved dearly not only as a son but also as a brother. His passions spanned sports such as football, baseball, and golf, and he equally cherished the outdoors, with activities like hunting and fishing bringing him great joy.
Currently, the location of the family's vacation remains undisclosed. Details concerning the illness that struck Miller and his family members are still scarce and undisclosed.
The Yankees organization is heartbroken by this heart-wrenching loss. In their statement, they echoed the Gardners' sentiments, expressing, "Our sentiments can't capture the enormity of this loss. Not just Brett, but the entire organization watched Brett, Jessica, and their boys grow up over more than 17 years. We're grieving with Brett, Jessica, Hunter, and their family and friends as they cope with the loss of their beloved Miller. May he rest in peace."
Over the course of 14 seasons, Brett Gardner made his mark in the Major League Baseball scene, with the Yankees, where he was a part of the World Series-winning team in 2009. His career came to an end following the 2021 season.
- Despite being on vacation, Brett Gardner's son, Miller, who shared Brett's passion for sports like football, baseball, and golf, tragically passed away unexpectedly.
- The Yankees organization, for whom Brett played for over 14 seasons and won a World Series with in 2009, grieves alongside the Gardner family, expressing their sadness over the unimaginable loss of Miller.
- As the family continues to grapple with their grief, they must navigate through countless unanswered questions, with details about Miller's sudden illness and their vacation location remaining undisclosed.
