Former Angels Pitcher Dave Frost’s Cause of Death, Age, Wife, Children, Net-Worth, Obituary

Former Major League Baseball pitcher Dave Frost passed away at the age of 70, as confirmed by the Angels on Wednesday. A Long Beach native, Frost attended Stanford University and was selected by the Chicago White Sox in the 18th round of the 1974 draft.

Frost made his way to the big leagues with the White Sox in 1977 and eventually went on to play for the California Angels from 1978-81, where he pitched the bulk of his career.

During his time with the Angels, Frost was a standout player, leading the team with 239 1/3 innings pitched across 36 outings in 1979.

He also posted a 3.57 ERA and threw 12 complete games that year, which was the best season of his career. Overall, Frost played for three MLB clubs over a six-season career, throwing 550 2/3 frames with a 4.10 ERA, picking up 222 punchouts, and winning 33 games.

Dave Frost’s passing is a reminder of the great contributions he made to the world of baseball.

He will be remembered not only for his impressive career but also for the impact he had on the people around him. Frost’s dedication to the game and his love for his teammates set an example for future generations of baseball players.

Frost’s legacy is one that will live on, as he inspired countless people throughout his life.

His contributions to baseball and his community are an inspiration to all, and he will be deeply missed by all those who had the pleasure of knowing him.

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