Boston Red Sox pitching legend Luis Tiant dies
Former Boston Red Sox pitching legend Luis Tiant has died. Tiant was 83. Known affectionally as "El Tiante," Tiant spent eight years in Boston, starting in 1971, and 19 in the MLB. Tiant had been living with health issues for the past year, sources told SportsCenter 5.
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