Terrance Gore, a baseball outfielder who played for three World Series champions while spending parts of eight seasons in the major leagues, has died. He was 34.

Former Kansas City Royals outfielder Terrance Gore has died at age 34. 2027 Pro Football Hall of Fame class: Rob Gronkowski, Adrian Peterson, Ben Roethlisberger lead stacked group of first-time candid

For Royals fans, Gore represents a connection to an era where the team made consecutive World Series and won a championship.

The baseball world was rocked Saturday by the news that Terrance Gore, a three-time World Series champion outfielder, has died. He was just 34. Gore’s wife, Britney Gore, shared the news of his death on social media.

Major League outfielder Terrance Gore passed away yesterday, suddenly. He was undergoing what was considered to be a routine medical procedure and unexpectedly passed away. Gore played in MLB for eight seasons and was known as a pinch runner

The Atlanta Braves and the rest of Major League Baseball mourn the loss of a member of the 2021 World Series team. Outfielder Terrance Gore has passed away at just 34 years old. According to a social media post from Gore’s wife,

Terrance Gore died Friday at age 34. He was a World Series champion with the Royals, but so much more off the field.

Prior to what ended up being a significantly altered 2020 season because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Los Angeles Dodgers signed Terrance Gore to a Minor League contract. The Dodgers were one of four teams Gore played for over parts of eight seasons at the Major League level.