World Series winner and longtime broadcaster George Frazier dies at 68

Former MLB relief pitcher George Frazier, who won a World Series with the Minnesota Twins in 1987, died at the age of 68.
Frazier played for 10 seasons in the major leagues, including parts of two seasons with the New York Yankees.
Following his playing career, Frazier spent 18 years as a television broadcaster for the Colorado Rockies.
Frazier battled an undisclosed illness before passing away.
Frazier was remembered as a "baseball guy" who loved the game.