Former Red Sox pitcher Jim Corsi has died at age 60. RIP 🙏
“That’s my message. Don’t wait. You don’t want to end up like this. If you get it soon enough, you’ll be alright.”
Corsi was drafted by the Yankees in the 25th round of the 1982 MLB draft. He would go on to play a decade in the majors, amassing a 22–24 record in 115 starts and 368 total appearances. We were saddened to hear of Jim’s passing after his courageous battle with cancer,” Red Sox President and CEO Sam Kennedy“Jim’s heart was so big and full of love that his legacy goes far beyond his playing career and World Series Championship. The affection he showed his family, this region, and every fan he encountered was incomparable. For me and so many others, he was the embodiment of that childhood dream to someday play for the hometown team.
After his playing career, Corsi, a native of Newton, Ma., spent time working as a studio analyst with local TV stations in the area.
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