Former MLB pitcher Scott Sauerbeck passed away in February due to complications from influenza A, according to an autopsy report. The District 12 Medical Examiner's Office in Florida noted that the cause was sequela of acute influenza A, contributing to streptococcal pharyngitis, with no toxic substances found in his system. Hypertensive heart disease also played a role in his death. Sauerbeck had a seven-season career in Major League Baseball, most notably with the Pittsburgh Pirates, achieving a 3.56 ERA across 341 games, before his passing at age 53 in Bradenton, Florida.
Former MLB pitcher Scott Sauerbeck, who died in February, passed away due to complications from the flu, an autopsy revealed.
The cause of death was listed as sequela of acute influenza A, including streptococcal pharyngitis, and ruled as natural causes.
Sauerbeck's passing was influenced by hypertensive heart disease, marking significant health issues beyond the flu-related complications.
Sauerbeck had a notable MLB career spanning seven seasons, with significant time spent with the Pirates, posting a 3.56 ERA.
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