Scott Sauerbeck, ex MLB Backer who played for four Big League teams, died Wednesday in Florida. He was 53 years old.
Pittsburgh baseball now He reported that Sauerbeck had suffered a heart attack. He debuted in the main league with Pittsburgh Pirates in 1999. The franchise confirmed the death of the caster Thursday.
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Scott Sauerbeck of Cincinnati Reds poses for a portrait during the spring camera for training on February 22, 2008 at the Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasoti, Florida. (Robert Laberge/Getty Images)
“The pirate family grieves for the passage of Scott Sauerbeck,” the team wrote on X, previously known as Twitter. “Scott played for Bucs from 1999 to 2003 and shared the club record for most of the games that LHP set in one season.
“Our thoughts are with his family and friends during that time.”
The season 2002 was maybe the most memorable Sauerbeck, because his 78 appearances set a record record of Pirates for most of the games set in one season. It remains a record holder.
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Sauerbeck landed with Boston Red Sox Through the store during the 2003 season, later signing with Cleveland. He did not appear in any game in 2004 due to injury.
Scott Sauerbeck of Pittsburgh Pirates during a match against Milwaukee Brewers at PNC Park 18 August 2002 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Sporting News via Getty Images via Getty Images)
In 2006, the athletics of athletics marked the last race in the majorettes. Sauerbeck entered into a smaller league agreement with the organization of Cincinnati Reds 2008.
Scott Sauerbeck of Cleveland Indians posing for a portrait during a photo day at the Lakes Park chain on March 1, 2005 at Winter Haven, Florida. (Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)
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Sauerbeck has a 3.82 career era and ended with a 20-17 record.
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