Former Red Sox Outfielder Mike Greenwell Dies at 62
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Mike Greenwell, a former Boston Red Sox outfielder and 1988 MVP runner-up, died at age 62 after battling medullary thyroid cancer. He was known for his solid career with the Red Sox, his community involvement in Lee County, Florida, and his post-baseball pursuits in auto racing. Greenwell was celebrated as a great teammate and person, leaving a lasting legacy in both sports and his community.
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