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Jesus Montero, former Mariners and Yankees catcher, dies

Jesus Montero cause of death: How did ex-MLB catcher die?

Jesus Montero, who was a highly-touted prospect for the New York Yankees who played one season for the franchise before four more with the Seattle Mariners, died at the age of 35.

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Jesus Montero, former Mariners and Yankees catcher, dies at 35

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Jesus Montero, Ex-Yankees, Mariners Top-Rated Prospect, Passes Away at 35

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Jesus Montero dies at 35: Sports world remembers former Yankees, Mariners catcher

Former MLB catcher Jesus Montero has died at age 35, the New York Yankees announced Sunday.

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Jesus Montero’s ex-wife delivers touching tribute to former Yankees prospect after tragic death

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Former Mariners Catcher Jesus Montero Dead at 35

The Seattle Times -- citing Venezuelan outlets -- reported earlier this month that Montero was driving a motorcycle in his home country when he was hit by a pickup truck.

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Former Yankees top prospect dies in motorcycle accident at 35 years old

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Former Yankees catcher Jesús Montero dies at 35

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Jesús Montero, former Yankees top prospect and Mariners player, dead at 35

Jesús Montero, a former top prospect in the New York Yankees' organization and player for the Seattle Mariners, has died at the age of 35.

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Former Yankees player’s ex-wife pays tribute after his death

Jesús Montero, a former Yankees top prospect, died at 35 after a motorcycle accident in Venezuela earlier in October. The news was reported on Sunday by multiple outlets, including Venezuela’s Líder en Deportes. The Yankees later confirmed it in a social media post.

Ex-Yankees player, MLB top prospect dies at 35

Former Major League Baseball top prospect and New York Yankees catcher Jesus Montero has died. He was 35 years old. Montero died after being involved in a wreck in Venezuela earlier this month, according to the Associated Press.