Tommy John, the legendary pitcher whose name lives on in a life-saving surgery, is now in hospice after battling bladder cancer — yet his message to the Yankees and fans radiates gratitude for a career that defied limits. A four-time All-Star with 288 wins across six teams, including stints with the Yankees, White Sox, and Dodgers, he became a pioneer not just by enduring the surgery but by thriving after it — earning three All-Star nods post-op. Despite his monumental impact and record as baseball’s most winning pitcher never inducted into the Hall of Fame, his legacy endures: he reshaped pitching, saved countless careers, and remains an unsung titan of the game.
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