Carl Crawford – A Child & Woman Drown At Former MLB Player’s Home [Condolences]
Carl Crawford – A Child & Woman Drown At Former MLB Player’s Home [Condolences]
Very sad news. According to reports, two people sadly drowned today, May 16th, at Carl Crawford’s Houston home.
A woman and child have reportedly died after they were pulled from the pool Saturday afternoon.
Emergency crews performed CPR on both victims at the scene. The woman and child died at the hospital, according to Houston police.
According to a separate report, the home was owned by the former MLB player who is said to have been home at the time of the incident. Reportedly, he had a small gathering at his home. The drowning is said to have taken place while he was inside his home. The identify of the woman or child have not yet been released.
Carl Crawford has yet to release a public statement. Here is footage of his pool, that he recently shared on social media.
We send our condolences to the family and friends.

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