Terrance Gore Dies at 32

Terrance Gore, a former Major League Baseball outfielder, passed away unexpectedly at the age of 34. The news was shared by his wife, Britney, who revealed that he died following a routine surgical procedure.

Career Overview of Terrance Gore

Gore was known for his unique role in baseball, primarily serving as a pinch-running specialist throughout his eight-season career in the Major Leagues. He played in a total of 112 games but made only 14 starts, accumulating 85 plate appearances.

Batting and Fielding Stats

Gore’s offensive numbers were modest, with a batting line of .216/.310/.270 in the majors. He exhibited superior speed on the bases, successfully stealing 43 bases out of 52 attempts. Additionally, he scored 33 runs during his career.

• Career Stats:
  • Batting Average: .216
  • On-base Percentage: .310
  • Slugging Percentage: .270
• Base Stealing: 43 stolen bases in 52 attempts
• Defensive Performance:
  • Defensive Runs Saved: +2
  • Outs Above Average: +6
  • Total Inning in Outfield: 188⅓

Team Affiliations and Notable Achievements

Gore was drafted in the 20th round of the 2011 MLB Draft by the Kansas City Royals. He spent five of his eight years with the Royals, contributing to their pennant-winning teams in 2014 and 2015. During these seasons, he stole four bases in five attempts across eight postseason games.

In 2015, he celebrated a championship win with the Royals, marking his first of three World Series rings. Gore later joined the 2020 Los Angeles Dodgers and the 2021 Atlanta Braves, both of which also claimed World Series titles during his tenure.

Gore’s later career involved stints with several teams, including the Cubs, Yankees, and Mets, all seeking his speed and running expertise as they prepared for playoff runs. Despite limited regular-season appearances with the Dodgers, he was included on the Braves’ roster for the National League Division Series in 2021.

Our thoughts and condolences go out to Terrance Gore’s family and loved ones during this difficult time. His contributions to Major League Baseball and distinct career will be remembered by fans and players alike.