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  1. Gregory Dale HawthorneGregory Dale Hawthorne was an American professional football player who won Super Bowl XIV as a rookie with the Pittsburgh Steelers and later played for the New England Patriots and Indianapolis Colts.1 ReportFiled undersportamerican football
  2. Rob DieperinkDutch football referee removed from 2026 World Cup panel, died at age 38.2 ReportsFiled undersportfootballjournalism
  3. Jayden Oswin AdamsSouth African professional soccer player who died at age 25 after appearing in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.5 ReportsFiled undersportsoccer
  4. Ken BatesKen Bates was a British businessman and former chairman of Chelsea and Leeds United football clubs, known for saving Chelsea from financial ruin.1 ReportFiled undersportbusiness
  5. Norm FisherNorm Fisher, father of Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Braydon Fisher, died suddenly at age 62 while accompanying the team on a road trip.1 ReportFiled undersportfamily
  6. Marshawn KneelandMarshawn Kneeland was an American professional football defensive end for the Dallas Cowboys who died by suicide at age 24 and was later diagnosed with early-stage CTE.1 ReportFiled undersportamerican footballhealth
  7. Eliézer AlfonzoEliézer Alfonzo was a promising Venezuelan baseball catcher who made his MLB debut with the Los Angeles Dodgers.1 ReportFiled undersportbaseballactivism
  8. Kjell NilssonSwedish weightlifter and actor best known for playing Lord Humungus in Mad Max 2.4 ReportsFiled underfilmsport
  9. LeRoy IrvinLeRoy Irvin was a two-time Pro Bowl cornerback and All-Pro NFL player best known for his time with the Los Angeles Rams.1 ReportFiled undersport
  10. Dan BromleyDan Bromley was a professional American Flat Track motorcycle racer known for his achievements in the sport and respected for his character.1 ReportFiled undersportmotorcycle racing
  11. Joe DoeringJoe Doering was an American professional wrestler best known for his time in All Japan Pro Wrestling and Impact Wrestling.2 ReportsFiled undersporttelevision
  12. Kenzo KiesKenzo Kies was a French soccer player who died tragically by drowning at age 21 during a heat wave in France.2 ReportsFiled undersportsoccer
  13. Kyle CalderKyle Calder was a Canadian NHL forward who played ten seasons for teams such as the Chicago Blackhawks and Detroit Red Wings.1 ReportFiled undersport
  14. Jessie OrbinJessie Orbin was a 20‑year‑old Waynesburg University wrestler and team captain who died in a motorcycle accident.1 ReportFiled undersport
  15. Jalen ShafferFormer Wheaton College football player who died at 26 while trying to rescue a friend, noted for his humility and community mentorship.1 ReportFiled undersport
  16. Jordan SaintJordan Saint, a 23‑year‑old independent professional wrestler known as “Black Flash,” died in a car crash.1 ReportFiled undersport
  17. Aldon Jacarus SmithAldon Jacarus Smith (1989–2026) was an American NFL linebacker, a 2012 First‑Team All‑Pro who played for the San Francisco 49ers, Oakland Raiders and Dallas Cowboys.1 ReportFiled undersport
  18. Jemma StapletonJemma Stapleton was an Australian sprinter who placed third in the 2025 Stawell Gift and was celebrated for her talent and dedication.1 ReportFiled undersport
  19. Chloe Christina SmithChloe Christina Smith was a 25‑year‑old American equestrian who competed in show jumping, owned a horse‑training farm, and taught riders before dying in a riding accident.1 ReportFiled undersport
  20. Nic SmithKentucky football player Nic Smith died by suicide at age 20.3 ReportsFiled undersport
  21. Ronald Stacey KingStacey King was an American NBA center who won three championships with the Chicago Bulls and later served as the team's longtime television color commentator.1 ReportFiled undersportjournalism
  22. Ned JarrettNed Jarrett, a NASCAR Hall of Famer and CBS announcer, died at 93.2 ReportsFiled undersportjournalism
  23. Bobby TamblingBobby Tambling, English forward and former Chelsea record scorer, died in June 2026.1 ReportFiled undersport
  24. Hrishikesh KolothHrishikesh Koloth (1999–2026) was an Indian-born mixed martial arts fighter who trained in Canada and aspired to compete in the UFC.1 ReportFiled undersport
  25. Samuel OrtizSamuel Ortiz (1996–2026) was a Spanish rally driver who competed in events such as the Rallye de La Cerámica before his fatal crash in 2026.1 ReportFiled undersport
  26. Rick AdelmanRick Adelman was an American NBA Hall of Fame coach and former player, known for leading multiple teams and crafting prolific offenses.1 ReportFiled undersport
  27. Ricky TreadwayRicky Treadway, a former IndyCar driver who competed in the 2001‑2002 seasons and started the 2002 Indianapolis 500, died at 56 in a motorcycle accident.1 ReportFiled undersport
  28. Rick TreadwayRick Treadway was an American IndyCar driver who competed in the 2001–2002 seasons, including the 2002 Indianapolis 500.1 ReportFiled undersport
  29. Gavin Yates-LyonsGavin Yates-Lyons was an 18‑year‑old defensive back who had just begun his collegiate football career at Ball State University.1 ReportFiled undersport
  30. Raymond BerryHall of Fame wide receiver Raymond Berry died at 93.2 ReportsFiled undersport
  31. John KearJohn Kear (1954–2026) was an English rugby league coach and former player, renowned for leading Sheffield Eagles and Hull to Challenge Cup victories.1 ReportFiled undersport
  32. Gaël Da SilvaGaël Da Silva was a French Olympic gymnast who competed at the 2012 London Games and won multiple national and European titles.1 ReportFiled undersport
  33. Claude LemieuxNHL champion Claude Lemieux died days after a Canadiens torch ceremony6 ReportsFiled undersport
  34. Bob HornerBob Horner was an American baseball player, the 1978 NL Rookie of the Year and a power‑hitting third baseman for the Atlanta Braves.1 ReportFiled undersport
  35. Manny FernandezManny Fernandez was a two‑time Super Bowl‑winning defensive lineman for the Miami Dolphins, famed for anchoring their undefeated 1972 season.1 ReportFiled undersport
  36. Kyle BuschKyle Busch died of severe pneumonia that progressed into sepsis, according to his family.13 ReportsFiled undersport
  37. William DavisCollege football player William Davis died at 22.2 ReportsFiled undersport
  38. Scott HastingsScott Hastings was a Scottish rugby union player and former Scotland captain, celebrated as a legend of the sport.1 ReportFiled undersport
  39. Eugene HannaEugene Hanna (1996–2026) was a New Zealand rugby league player who competed for the Glenora Bears' Premier Reserves squad.1 ReportFiled undersport
  40. Charle YoungCharle Young was an American NFL tight end and Super Bowl champion who played for the Eagles, Rams, 49ers, and Seahawks.1 ReportFiled undersport
  41. Jason CollinsJason Collins, the first openly gay player in the NBA, died at 47.7 ReportsFiled undersportactivism
  42. Brandon ClarkeNBA star Brandon Clarke died at 29.6 ReportsFiled undersport
  43. Craig MortonCraig Morton (1943–2026) was an NFL quarterback who led Denver Broncos to a Super Bowl after playing for Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants.1 ReportFiled undersport
  44. René CárdenasRené Cárdenas (1930–2026) was a Nicaraguan sports journalist who became MLB’s first full‑time Spanish‑language broadcaster, working for the Dodgers, Astros and Rangers.1 ReportFiled underjournalismsport
  45. Bobby CoxFormer baseball manager Bobby Cox has died at the age of 84.4 ReportsFiled undersport
  46. Voi TunuufiVoi Tunuufi was a former University of Washington Huskies football edge rusher who played 52 games from 2021 to 2024.1 ReportFiled undersport
  47. John SterlingJohn Sterling, a Yankees broadcast legend, died at 87.6 ReportsFiled underjournalismsport
  48. Clarke HansenClarke Hansen was a veteran Australian sports broadcaster and ABC star, celebrated for decades of coverage of major sporting events.1 ReportFiled underjournalismsport
  49. Alex ZanardiBeloved racer Alex Zanardi died at 592 ReportsFiled undersport
  50. Josh MauroFormer NFL defensive end Josh Mauro died from a fentanyl, cocaine, and ethanol overdose.3 ReportsFiled undersport
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