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  1. Bob HornerBob Horner was an American baseball player, the 1978 NL Rookie of the Year and a power‑hitting third baseman for the Atlanta Braves.1 ReportFiled undersport
  2. Manny FernandezManny Fernandez was a two‑time Super Bowl‑winning defensive lineman for the Miami Dolphins, famed for anchoring their undefeated 1972 season.1 ReportFiled undersport
  3. Kyle BuschKyle Busch died of severe pneumonia that progressed into sepsis, according to his family.13 ReportsFiled undersport
  4. William DavisCollege football player William Davis died at 22.2 ReportsFiled undersport
  5. Scott HastingsScott Hastings was a Scottish rugby union player and former Scotland captain, celebrated as a legend of the sport.1 ReportFiled undersport
  6. Eugene HannaEugene Hanna (1996–2026) was a New Zealand rugby league player who competed for the Glenora Bears' Premier Reserves squad.1 ReportFiled undersport
  7. Charle YoungCharle Young was an American NFL tight end and Super Bowl champion who played for the Eagles, Rams, 49ers, and Seahawks.1 ReportFiled undersport
  8. Jason CollinsJason Collins, the first openly gay player in the NBA, died at 47.7 ReportsFiled undersportactivism
  9. Brandon ClarkeNBA star Brandon Clarke died at 29.6 ReportsFiled undersport
  10. Craig MortonCraig Morton (1943–2026) was an NFL quarterback who led Denver Broncos to a Super Bowl after playing for Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants.1 ReportFiled undersport
  11. René CárdenasRené Cárdenas (1930–2026) was a Nicaraguan sports journalist who became MLB’s first full‑time Spanish‑language broadcaster, working for the Dodgers, Astros and Rangers.1 ReportFiled underjournalismsport
  12. Bobby CoxFormer baseball manager Bobby Cox has died at the age of 84.4 ReportsFiled undersport
  13. Voi TunuufiVoi Tunuufi was a former University of Washington Huskies football edge rusher who played 52 games from 2021 to 2024.1 ReportFiled undersport
  14. John SterlingJohn Sterling, a Yankees broadcast legend, died at 87.6 ReportsFiled underjournalismsport
  15. Clarke HansenClarke Hansen was a veteran Australian sports broadcaster and ABC star, celebrated for decades of coverage of major sporting events.1 ReportFiled underjournalismsport
  16. Alex ZanardiBeloved racer Alex Zanardi died at 592 ReportsFiled undersport
  17. Josh MauroFormer NFL defensive end Josh Mauro died from a fentanyl, cocaine, and ethanol overdose.3 ReportsFiled undersport
  18. Monte ColemanMonte Coleman was a three-time Super Bowl‑winning linebacker who played 16 seasons with the Washington Redskins and later coached at Arkansas‑Pine Bluff.1 ReportFiled undersport
  19. Rod MartinRod Martin was an American NFL linebacker for the Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders who set a Super Bowl record with three interceptions in Super Bowl XV.1 ReportFiled undersport
  20. Lize van der WaltLize van der Walt was a South African-born athlete and TV personality best known as “Gold” on the 1990s UK series Gladiators, who died at 60 after a battle with cancer.2 ReportsFiled undersporttelevision
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