Tim Wakefield, the knuckleball-wielding pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, has passed away at the age of 57. The Red Sox confirmed his death in a statement, revealing that Wakefield had been battling brain cancer. Known for his charitable endeavors and community involvement, Wakefield won 200 major league games, including 186 with the Red Sox. He played a crucial role in the Red Sox's victory in the 2004 World Series, helping the team break their 86-year championship drought. Wakefield was a beloved member of the baseball community and will be dearly missed.

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