Tim Wakefield, the former Red Sox knuckleballer who helped Boston win the World Series in 2004, died on October 1, 2023 at the age of 57.

Wakefield was a beloved figure in Boston, where he pitched for 17 seasons. He was known for his unique knuckleball

Wakefield's death was a shock to the baseball world. He was a respected figure, and he was loved by fans and players alike.

Wakefield's legacy will live on in the hearts of Red Sox fans and baseball fans everywhere. He was a unique and talented pitcher

Wakefield's knuckleball was one of a kind. It was a pitch that was difficult for hitters to time, and it was often described as being "unhittable."

Wakefield was a key member of the 2004 Red Sox team that broke the "Curse of the Bambino." He pitched in 23 games that season, and he won 12 of them.

Wakefield was a beloved member of the Boston community. He was active in many charitable organizations, and he was always willing to give back to the community.

Wakefield's legacy will live on in the hearts of Red Sox fans and baseball fans everywhere.

Wakefield's death is a loss for the entire Boston community.