Yankees Hall of Fame catcher Yogi Berra dies at 90

Posted Sep 23, 2015
A loss that unquestionably transcends the game has sent all of baseball into deep mourning. Yogi Berra -- Hall of Famer, all-time Yankees legend, World War II veteran, master of misstatement and beloved international icon, is gone. Berra died Tuesday night at age 90. The announcement came early Wednesday morning and was announced via the Yogi Berra Museum's Twitter account. (MLB.com)

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