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Costa Rican authorities conducted a raid at the Arenas Del Mar Beachfront & Rainforest Resort nearly six months after the death of Miller Gardner, son of ex-Yankees player Brett Gardner, to gather evidence related to his carbon monoxide poisoning death, with investigations ongoing into potential manslaughter charges.
The article highlights recent performances and improvements of Yankees prospects Spencer Jones, George Lombard Jr., Roc Riggio, Rafael Flores, and Dylan Jasso, emphasizing Jones's consistency and defense, Lombard's leadership, Riggio's power and competitiveness, and Flores and Jasso's development at Double-A.
Costa Rican authorities are investigating the death of 14-year-old Miller Gardner, son of ex-Yankees star Brett Gardner, who died from carbon monoxide poisoning while on vacation. The investigation is ongoing to determine if the death was a homicide, with authorities examining evidence and the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Authorities in Costa Rica are investigating whether the death of Miller Gardner, son of Yankees star Brett Gardner, was a homicide or natural cause, amid initial reports of carbon monoxide poisoning and ongoing inquiries into the circumstances of his death during a family vacation.
The case of Miller Gardner, son of former Yankees player Brett Gardner, who died in Costa Rica, remains under investigation to determine if his death was accidental or a homicide, with authorities examining evidence including possible carbon monoxide poisoning.
Yankees' new shortstop Anthony Volpe asked permission from former outfielder Brett Gardner before switching to No. 11 for his big-league debut. Gardner was the last member of the team to wear the number. Volpe is ranked as the game's 12th best prospect and is expected to be an above-average hitter who can contribute in each of the slash line categories. He will become the 32nd player in Yankees franchise history to wear No. 11.
Anthony Volpe, the Yankees' starting shortstop, has switched his jersey number from 77 to 11 ahead of his MLB debut on Opening Day. The number 11 is the lowest Yankees number not retired, and Volpe will be the first to wear it since Brett Gardner used it from 2008-2021. Volpe had previously worn different numbers, including No. 2 for Derek Jeter and No. 7 for Mickey Mantle. Gardner gave Volpe his blessing to wear No. 11.