Damaso Garcia Death / Obituary | Damaso Garcia Cause Of Death – Dies | Dead – Passed Away | Died
Damaso Garcia Death / Obituary – A legendary Dominican professional baseball second baseman, Damaso Garcia was pronounced dead in San Pedro De Macoris, Dominican Republic, on April 15, 2020. Damaso Garcia cause of death was identified as haemophilia.
Damaso Garcia passed away at the age of 63, after he lost his battle to haemophilia. Our prayers, thoughts condolences are with the loved ones of the deceased for the great loss.
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Reactions And Sharing On Damaso Garcia Passing
RIP Damaso Garcia. Seeing his stats, a better player than I recalled. Traded from Yanks to Jays in ’79 with Chris Chambliss for Rick Cerone, who replaced Thurman Munson, killed months earlier.
— Joey Wahler (@JoeyWahler) April 15, 2020
RIP Damaso Garcia: Former Toronto Blue Jays All-Star second baseman Damaso Garcia has passed away at the age of 63. #BlueJays The man known as “Damo” made his major league debut with the New York Yankees in 1978 and spent parts of his first two seasons…pic.twitter.com/LngDI4suxr
— Batter’s Box (@battersboxca) April 15, 2020
Dámaso Garcia and Tony Fernandez were both huge parts of our success for the @BlueJays. And they helped put our franchise on the baseball map. And I will be forever grateful to both of those fine gentlemen! Gone, but never forgotten! pic.twitter.com/jxYkjtNl9l
— Jesse Barfield (@JesseBarfield29) April 15, 2020
RIP Damaso Garcia He had his best years with the Blue Jays from 80-86. He won a Silver Slugger award in 82.
A year after he retired he was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumour. In 1991 he had it removed and was told he only had six months to live. #baseballcards pic.twitter.com/HVTE8qfagk
— UpperDeck1990 (@UDeck1990) April 15, 2020
Oh my childhood idol! I am so sad. I have worn #7 throughout my whole ball career because of Damaso Garcia. RIP to my first favorite athlete in any sport ?
— Krista McKenna (@kristamckenna7) April 15, 2020
RIP. Former Blue Jays All-Star Infielder Damaso Garcia Passes Away at 63
Garcia is the second Blue Jays infielder to pass away within the last few months.
Former Toronto All-Star & Garcia’s double play partner Tony Fernandez died in February at 57. MLB pic.twitter.com/SK3plyewDQ— Roger Simas ??? (@SimasRealEstate) April 16, 2020
Sad to hear Damaso Garcia was one the 1st #BlueJays players I was a fan of. Had a good run with them. RIP
— Mike McGuire (@McGuire_Mike) April 16, 2020
The Hall of Fame remembers former @BlueJays, @Yankees, @Braves and Expos second baseman Dámaso García, who passed away on Wednesday. pic.twitter.com/M6horK4fCV
— National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum ⚾ (@baseballhall) April 16, 2020
RIP Damaso Garcia. Quietly a very key piece of the Blue Jays ascent to the AL East title in 1985. Never seemed to get the modern day accolades like a few others but make no mistake, he was a wonderful player to watch as a child. Hard-nosed, proud and respected – a good man. pic.twitter.com/B6E1oRuzFB
— Rob Fai (@RobFai) April 16, 2020
RIP Damaso Garcia. Died yesterday. He was only 63. (?) DYK he was the first #Toronto #BlueJays player to steal 50+ bases in a single season? Learn more about him on #BaseballAlmanac ❤️⚾️ pic.twitter.com/oVNIZvGG6t
— Baseball Almanac (@BaseballAlmanac) April 16, 2020
I grew up watching Damaso Garcia play for the Jays. It was a real treat. Many great memories. My favorite stat. He walked 130 times his entire MLB career. Perspective. Jose Bautista walked 132 times in 2011. RIP.
— cash13 (@Cash13Jon) April 16, 2020
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