Tragic death of ex-MLB player and coach Mike Brumley in car crash

Former MLB infielder Mike Brumley, who played for six teams during his career, tragically passed away in a car crash in Mississippi at the age of 61. The crash occurred on Interstate 20 near Edwards, Mississippi, involving three cars and two 18-wheelers. Brumley had a significant impact as a coach, working with various teams including the Mariners and Cubs, as well as managing minor league teams like the Salt Lake Stingers and Ogden Raptors. He was known for his coaching influence on players like Braves third baseman Austin Riley. Riley expressed his sorrow over Brumley's passing and highlighted the impact he had on his career. Brumley, a former second-round pick by the Boston Red Sox, made his MLB debut with the Chicago Cubs in 1987 and went on to play for several other teams, including the Mariners, Red Sox, Astros, and Athletics. He also had coaching stints with the Cubs, Rangers, and Dodgers. Brumley's death was confirmed by the Seattle Mariners, where he also served as a coach from 2010-2013. His legacy in baseball and his influence on players will be remembered by many in the baseball community.