Cleveland Guardians Bleacher Drummer John Adams Dead At 71

Sad news for Cleveland fans — popular Guardians bleacher drummer John Adams died on Monday, the group revealed. He was 71 years of ages.

Adams was a staple at Cleveland baseball video games for almost 5 years … attending his very first video game with drum in restore in 1973.

Adams got prestige for his heartbeat-esque drumming throughout Guardians house matches … and was inducted into the group’s Hall of Fame in 2022, with a bronze instrument and bleacher put up in Heritage Park in his honor.

“For nearly five decades the beat of John’s drum was the heartbeat of baseball here in Cleveland,” Guardians Senior VP of Public Affairs Bob DiBiasio stated on Monday. “We are all saddened by John’s passing.”

“His dedication, commitment and passion for our franchise, at both Cleveland Stadium and Progressive Field, was unmatched. John will forever remain a member of our team.”

The group states Adams participated in more than 3,500 video games throughout his fandom … consisting of 3 All-Star Games, 11 playoff series and 3 World Series.

He missed out on video games recently due to continuous health problems.

Unfortunately, Adams never ever experienced a Cleveland baseball champion … however he liked his group nevertheless.

“I do it for the players,” Adams formerly stated. “I love the organization. It’s my way of drumming up enthusiasm for the team.”