
Yu Darvish Donates $10K to ALS Research After Death of Stephen Piscotty's Mother
Chicago Cubs pitcher Yu Darvish reportedly donated $10,000 to aid in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis research following the death of Gretchen Piscotty, the mother of Oakland Athletics right fielder Stephen Piscotty.
Satchel Price of the Chicago Sun-Times reported the news Monday, noting the donation went to the YouCaring page that Piscotty set up.
Piscotty used to play for the St. Louis Cardinals, and Darvish suggested on Twitter some things are bigger than baseball rivalries after a Cardinals fan praised him for his donation:
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According to ESPN.com, Gretchen Piscotty died Sunday night at the age of 55. She was diagnosed with ALS, known as Lou Gehrig's disease, last May.
The Cardinals traded Piscotty to the Athletics in December, which allowed him to be closer to his mother and provide aid.






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