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MLB to hold moment of silence for Cleveland great Sam McDowell before Game 5

The tribute will honor the six-time All-Star and former strikeout leader, who later helped players with addiction through the Baseball Assistance Team.

Summary by Usa News
CLEVELAND — MLB will hold a moment of silence for Sam McDowell, a six-time All-Star pitcher for Cleveland in the 1960s and early 70s, before Game 5 of the White Sox-Guardians series Saturday night. McDowell, who died Monday at 84, became a counselor for athletes who suffered from addiction, which he suffered from, as well. In 1985, he called himself the biggest, most hopeless and most violent drunk in baseball during my 15 years in the majors.” …

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Usa news site broke the news on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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