New York Yankee Aaron Judge honored the death of former Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner's late son Miller, 14, during Opening Day on Thursday, March 27. Judge told reporters in a postgame press conference that Gardner and his family have been "on his mind.

The New York Yankees played—and won—on Opening Day with heavy hearts after the death of former Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner's 14-year-old son Miller, who tragically passed away after falling ill on a family vacation in Costa Rica.

After an emotional Opening Day in the Bronx, New York Yankees star Aaron Judge turned his attention to his former teammate Brett Gardner after the death of his 14-year-old son, Miller. “He may not have been the big superstar with all the All-Stars and MVPs and this and that,

Brett Gardner and his family enjoyed quality time in paradise before the death of his 14-year-old son, Miller. The former New York Yankees player and his wife, Jessica Clendenin, announced in a Sunday,

After Brett and Jessica Gardner announced the death of their 14-year-old son Miller last weekend, Aaron Judge began getting calls and texts from players who came up through the Yankees organization with him.

Before the first pitch of the 2025 season was even thrown, Yankees captain Aaron Judge was near tears. Moments before Thursday’s opener against the Milwaukee Brewers, the Yankees held a moment of silence for Miller Gardner—the 14-year-old son of longtime Yankee Brett Gardner—who tragically passed away last Friday while on vacation with his family in Costa Rica.

There was a somber tribute Thursday at the Yankees home opener for 14-year-old Miller Gardner, who died last week while vacationing with his family in Costa Rica.

With no words to say to fully capture the heartbreak, the Yankees held a moment of silence for Miller Gardner before Thursday’s Opening Day.

Before taking the field for Opening Day 2025, the Yankees held a moment of silence in memory of Miller Gardner, the son of Brett Gardner.