Miller Gardner, 14-year-old son Of the former Yankee Brett striker, he died from a delay “after possible intoxication after apparently swallowing some food,” said the costanese judicial investigating agency for the NBC.
Reports are earlier during the day when the family was Rest in Central American Land last week when Miller got sick and died.
State Department said in a statement to Fox News that local officials investigated the death that happened on March 21 in Costa Rica – the same day Miller Gardner passed away.
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New York Yankees left Fielder Brett Gardner (11) leading the bases after hitting a home run against Chicago White Sox during the sixth inning on the Field of Dreams. (Jeffrey Becker/USA Today Sports)
Fox News Digital reached for the aforementioned agency for additional comments, but he had not yet heard.
Gardner and his family announced Miller’s death in a statement on Sunday.
“With heavy hearts, we are sad to publish the passage of our youngest son, Miller. He was 14 years old and left us too early after we got sick with several other family members while on vacation,” their statement read. “We have so many questions and so few answers at the moment, but we know he died peacefully in his dream in the morning on Friday, March 21.
“Miller was a beloved son and a brother and we still can’t understand his life without his infectious smile. He loved football, baseball, golf, hunting, fishing, family and friends. He lived a life to the greatest extent every day.”
Yankees also published a statement about Miller’s death.
New York Yankees left Fielder Brett Gardner (11) and manager Aaron Boone (17) spoke during the match against Tampa Bay Rays on Tropicana Field. (Kim Clement/USA Today Sports)
“Our hearts are heavy and the Yankees family is filled with sadness after learning about Miller Gardner’s passage,” Tim said. “Words feel insignificant and insufficient in trying to describe such an unimaginable loss. Not only Brett, who literally grew up in this organization for over 17 years – as well as his wife Jessica and their two boys, Hunter and Miller.”
“We complain to Brett, Jessica, Hunter and their community of family and friends who mourn Miller’s loss, who had a spark in his eyes, a departure and a fierce figure and a warm and love nature.” Our love for the Gardner family is unconditional and absolute, and we will offer our desire in this time.
New York Yankees left Fielder Brett Gardner (11) walking to excavation after the top of the first Inning against Baltimore Orioles at the Oriola Park at Camden Yards. (Tommy Gilligan/USA Today Sports)
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Gardner was a Yankees striker for 14 seasons and was on the team when they won the last World series title in 2009; He spent his entire career in Bronx, last playing in 2021.
Fox News’ Ryan Gaydos contributed to this report.
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