Former Yankees Star Brett Gardner’s Son, Miller, Dies at 14​

Brett Gardner, a former shortstop for the New York Yankees, and his wife Jessica said that their 14-year-old son Miller had died. Miller got sick while on vacation with the family and died quietly in his sleep on March 21. The Gardner family talked about how sad they were and remembered Miller as a beloved son and brother with a smile that could make anyone happy. Miller loved life and did many fun things, like football, baseball, golf, hunting, and fishing.

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They thanked everyone who helped them through this hard time and asked for privacy while they grieve and try to heal. It was heartbreaking for the Yankees organization, too. They said that words are “insignificant and inadequate” to describe the unimaginable loss. A lot of people have said how close the Gardner family is to the team. Also, they said Brett Gardner, Jessica, and their two kids, Hunter and Miller, have been important Yankees fans for 17 years. The Gardner family was told that the group is sorry for their loss and will always be there for them.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone also said he was heartbroken about Miller’s death, pointing out how close the team is like a family. He prayed for the Gardner family and offered his support during this unbelievably hard time. ​

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Brett Gardner played 14 seasons in Major League Baseball, all with the Yankees from 2008 to 2021. He was a big part of the team’s World Series win in 2009. Gardner’s impact with the Yankees is marked by his hard work both on and off the field. He is known for being persistent and a good leader.