Jesús Montero, a one-time top prospect for the Yankees who played five seasons in the Majors, died this weekend at age 35, the Yankees announced on Sunday. Montero was reportedly involved in a motorbike crash earlier this month in which he sustained major internal injuries.

The words of love are pouring in for Jesús Montero, including from his ex-wife, Taneth Gimenez. The former top Yankees prospect, who was dealt by Brian Cashman, died in a motorcycle accident at 35 years old, the team announced on Sunday.

While Cashman had made a number of notable trades during his career, at the time, the Yankees GM felt Montero had been one of the biggest names he had moved.

After months of speculation and a 18-year absence, a new chapter has officially begun for the legendary Spanish band, La Oreja de Van Gogh. The group announced today the highly-anticipated return of their original vocalist,

Jesús Montero, the former promising Yankees prospect who died on Sunday after a motorcycle accident in his native country, suffered major injuries that put him into a coma before his death.

Jesús Montero, the New York Yankees catcher whom General Manager Brian Cashman once called “the best player I’ve traded,” died Sunday from a motorcycle crash weeks earlier. Montero, 35, was hit by a pickup truck in Venezuela on Oct.