José Lima in 2004, playing for the Los Angeles Dodgers. José Lima , a former baseball pitcher for Major League Baseball's Houston Astros, Detroit Tigers, Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Mets, and Kansas City Royals (all in the United States) died suddenly at his Los Angeles home this morning of a heart attack . He was 37 years old. His death was confirmed by the Los Angeles Dodgers organization and his family. "I'm in shock [...] He was a very happy man. A lot of people loved him. And he was a great pitcher, a competitor. I had so much fun when he threw. He enjoyed the game. I was a fan of his," said José Cruz , a former teammate of Lima's and a former first base coach for the Astros. "He was a good man; he was a good friend," added Cruz. 
José Lima in 2004, playing for the Los Angeles Dodgers. , a former baseball pitcher for Major League Baseball's , , , , and (all in the United States) died suddenly at his Los Angeles home this morning of a . He was 37 years old. His death was confirmed by the Los Angeles Dodgers organization and his family. "I'm in shock [...] He was a very happy man. A lot of people loved him. And he was a great pitcher, a competitor. I had so much fun when he threw. He enjoyed the game. I was a fan of his," said , a former teammate of Lima's and a former first base coach for the Astros. "He was a good man; he was a good friend," added Cruz. Sister links
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