Hall Hall of Fame pitcher Tom Sewer passed away on Monday, August 31st, his family confirmed to National Baseball Hall of Fame, adding that he “passed peacefully in the sleep of Levi’s body dementia and the complications of Covid-19.” He was 75 years old.
“We are sorry to share that our beloved husband and father have passed away,” Sewer’s wife, Nancy, and daughters, Ann and Sara, said in a statement. “We will send our love to her fans, as we mourn her loss with her.”
As news of the long-awaited death of the great Laguer spread, support spread from celebrities around and around Basebin to mourn the loss of his college baseball player at the USC, and the MLB with the Mats, Reds, White, Rocky Sox and Red Sox.
Former Major League players who played with and against him also shared their thoughts during his career.
Govt. Of New York. Even big names outside the world of baseball, including Rew Andrew Cuomo, longtime newscaster Dan Rather and Iron Sheikh, give their family memories of sewer and mourning.
