It has been reported that the cause of death of former big leaguer Brian Matter, who recently died, may be a drug overdose.메이저사이트

Reuters quoted the Baltimore Banner as saying on the 15th that "the U.S. Phoenix, Arizona, police found white matter in the body and mouth of the deceased Matter and a drug injection tool at home."

Born in February 1987, left-handed pitcher Matthus joined the Baltimore Orioles in 2008 after being ranked fourth overall in the first round of MLB rookie draft.

Matters, who was a top prospect, made his big league debut in 2009, a year after joining the team, and had a career record of 27-41 with a 4.92 ERA until 2016.

In 2010, when he played as the main starting pitcher, he recorded 10-12 losses and a 4.30 ERA.

Matters, who turned into a bullpen in 2013, had 18 holds and also marked 14 holds in 2014.

In 2015, he showed off his outstanding skills with a 2.94 ERA in 58 games.

However, the Matter continued to be sluggish in the 2016 season and was eventually traded to the Atlanta Braves.

Matters, who was also notified of his release from Atlanta, joined the Chicago Cubs and tried to make a comeback, but failed.

Matter's mother recently called the police after she could not contact her son, and police found Matter at his home on the 7th.