Butch Huskey, who played seven major league seasons and was one of the last players to wear No. 42 before it was permanently retired, has died. He was 54.

Butch Huskey, one of the final MLB players to wear No. 42 after it was retired for Jackie Robinson, has died at 54 following a seven-year MLB career.

The Boston Red Sox received news that their former designated hitter, who nearly helped beat the New York Yankees in the 1999 ALCS, has died.

Butch Huskey, the beloved New York Mets outfielder, has passed away at age 54, the team announced Friday. Huskey retired from baseball after the 2000 season.

The righthanded hitter changed his uniform from 10 to 42 in 1995 in honor of Jackie Robinson and was grandfathered in when ...

Former Mets fan favorite Butch Huskey died on Friday in Oklahoma as details begin to shed light on what happened ...

A veteran of seven MLB seasons, including five with the New York Mets, died at 54.

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The cause of death has been revealed for former New York Mets outfielder Butch Huskey, who died earlier this month at 54. Huskey died suddenly due to a blood clot in his lungs, according to Mets Vice ...

Butch Huskey, who played seven major league seasons and was one of the last players to wear No. 42 before it was permanently retired, has died. He was 54.

NEW YORK — Butch Huskey, who played seven major league seasons and was one of the last players to wear No. 42 before it was permanently retired, has died. He was 54. The New York Mets said Huskey died ...