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Fans Remember Royals Pitcher Yordano Ventura

Royals players and managers joined others at Ventura's funeral in the Dominican Republic
Royals players and managers joined others at Ventura's funeral in the Dominican Republic

Kansas City Royals fans continue to mourn the death of 25-year-old pitcher Yordano Ventura, who died early Sunday morning in a car crash in the Dominican Republic.  As Ventura was buried in his native country Tuesday, fans continued to visit a makeshift memorial at Kauffman Stadium.  Royals blogger Max Rieper says fans will likely continue to mourn Ventura’s death at this weekend’s Fan Fest.


A petition to retire Ventura’s number 30 from the lineup already has more than 7,000 signatures. A funeral for Ventura was held yesterday in his hometown in the Dominican Republic with Royals players, coaches and staff attending.

 

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