John Adams Cause of Death

John Adams, who pounded a drum while sitting in the outfield bleachers of Cleveland’s baseball stadium for five decades, passed away at 71. His death was announced on January 30, 2023, by the Guardians. His cause of death was not disclosed.

The Guardians announced Adams’ death on Monday. “For nearly five decades the beat of John’s drum was the heartbeat of baseball here in Cleveland,” said Guardians Senior Vice President of Public Affairs Bob DiBiasio.

“We are all saddened by John’s passing. His dedication, commitment and passion for our franchise, at both Cleveland Stadium and Progressive Field, were unmatched. John will forever remain a member of our team.”

Adams’ health had been deteriorating in recent seasons. Although he is no longer able to attend games, the team honoured his last season with a replica bronze sculpture of his drum, which now has a permanent home in the team’s Heritage Park area at Progressive Field.

John Adams began his career with the team on August 24, 1973, when Cleveland hosted the Texas Rangers. He was a regular-season fixture, appearing at three All-Star Games, three World Series, and the night Len Barker pitched a perfect game for Cleveland in 1981.

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