The death of former MLB star Brett Gardner’s teenage son Miller Gardner is still under investigation as authorities in Costa Rica rule out the possibility of homicide, according to a new report ...

Officials said in April that the death of Brett Gardner's 14-year-old son, Miller, was caused by carbon monoxide, but authorities are reportedly still investigating whether it was a homicide.

Miller Gardner (second from right) was the son of Yankee great Brett Gardner (right). The Gardner family has not commented on Miller’s death since publishing an obituary for the teen on March 31.

Miller Gardner played high school football in South Carolina, wearing the same No. 11 jersey that his father wore as a member of the Yankees for over a decade, including the team's 2009 World ...

That was later ruled out, as the 14-year-old’s air passages were not obstructed at the time of his death. Miller was the younger of two sons that Brett and his wife Jessica Gardner share together.

More than two months after the death of Miller Gardner, the 14-year-old son of former Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner, authorities in Costa Rica say the case remains under investigation.

Brett Gardner and his wife, Jessica, announced their son's death March 23 in a statement released by the Yankees. According to the statement, Miller Gardner had fallen ill along with several other ...

Gardner, the 41-year-old former New York Yankees player, announced his son’s death in a social media post saying he and wife Jessica “have so many questions and so few answers,” adding that ...