Orioles Minor League Pitcher Luis Guevara Dies at 19; Organization Mourns 'Beloved' Team Member
- The Baltimore Orioles confirmed the death of Luis Guevara, a 19-year-old infielder in their minor league system, who passed away following a jet ski accident in Sarasota, Florida.
- Guevara was involved in a jet ski collision on Sunday evening near Lido Key, which resulted in him being hospitalized before his death.
- Guevara, a Venezuelan teenager, joined the Orioles organization in January 2023 and appeared in 30 games this season, playing for three different minor league teams.
- In his final appearance for the Florida Complex League Orioles, he recorded one hit in three at-bats and drove in a run at the team’s facility in Bradenton, Florida, while GM Mike Elias offered condolences and asked for privacy for the player’s family.
- After Guevara’s death, the Orioles delayed their scheduled Florida Complex League matches and expressed deep sorrow, referring to him as a cherished member of the team and emphasizing the heartbreak of his loss.
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Orioles minor leaguer Luis Guevara dies at 19 after jet ski accident
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Athletes Who Unfortunately Passed Away In 2024 (1:45) The Baltimore Orioles had devastating news to share with their fans late Tuesday night. Luis Guevara, a former international free agent from Venezuela, has died at the very young age of 19. He was in the middle of his first season in the United States, making appearances for Single-A Delmarva, FCL Orioles and Double-A Chesapeake. The talented infielder was batting .235 with 11 RBI. The Oriole…
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Orioles say Luis Guevara, a minor-league infielder in their system, has died at 19
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