BREAKING: Ex-A's pitcher Cory Lidle dies in accidental NYC plane crash
In a scene that brought back memories of 9/11, a plane crashed into a luxury high rise apartment building today in Manhattan. As tensions have calmed and experts have had a chance to investigate, all evidence points to an accident. The plane involved was a small 4-seat single-wing aircraft.
Cory Lidle, who has a pilot's license, was confirmed aboard the plane, and is believed to have been the pilot.
He was only 34 years old.
Cory Lidle was a starting pitcher for the A's back in 2001 and 2002 and pitched for the A's in the post-season, and most recently had been pitching with the Yankees.
I have been following the news of the crash all day, but was schocked just now to find out that Cory Lidle was onboard the plane.
Cory Lidle, who has a pilot's license, was confirmed aboard the plane, and is believed to have been the pilot.
He was only 34 years old.
Cory Lidle was a starting pitcher for the A's back in 2001 and 2002 and pitched for the A's in the post-season, and most recently had been pitching with the Yankees.
I have been following the news of the crash all day, but was schocked just now to find out that Cory Lidle was onboard the plane.
posted by The Smithy at 3:32 PM
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