Tommy John shared an emotional farewell with baseball fans and former teammates while receiving hospice care at his home in Bradenton, Florida.
The 83-year-old former pitcher did not attend the New York Yankees' Old-Timers' Day celebration on August 8 as he continued dealing with serious health issues. The Yankees instead released a letter from John ahead of the festivities.
In the message, John thanked the Yankees organization, the Steinbrenner family, his former teammates and the fans who followed him throughout his 26-year Major League Baseball career. He described the letter as an opportunity to "say goodbye to everyone."
Reuters reported that John is currently in hospice care at his Florida home.
John used the farewell to acknowledge the people who supported him throughout his career, including the Yankees and the Steinbrenner family.
#john #farewell #teammates #hospice
The 83-year-old former pitcher did not attend the New York Yankees' Old-Timers' Day celebration on August 8 as he continued dealing with serious health issues. The Yankees instead released a letter from John ahead of the festivities.
In the message, John thanked the Yankees organization, the Steinbrenner family, his former teammates and the fans who followed him throughout his 26-year Major League Baseball career. He described the letter as an opportunity to "say goodbye to everyone."
Reuters reported that John is currently in hospice care at his Florida home.
John used the farewell to acknowledge the people who supported him throughout his career, including the Yankees and the Steinbrenner family.
#john #farewell #teammates #hospice
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