final major league game on October 3, 1999, at the age of 38. In 10 seasons pitching in MLB, Corsi had a 22–24 win–loss record in 368 games pitched, all but one in relief. He had a 3.25 earned run average (ERA), striking out 290 batters in innings pitched, and recorded seven saves. Later life After retiring from professional baseball, Corsi worked as a studio analyst for Boston Red Sox coverage on both the New England Sports Network and UPN 38 baseball coverage from 2002 to 2005. He also ran a construction business in Massachusetts with his brothers. He was inducted to his college alma mater's athletic hall of fame in 2003. Corsi has four children, three with his first wife Diane, and the fourth with his ex-partner Jill Doherty. In January 2022, Corsi announced he had been diagnosed with stage four cancer of the liver and colon. He died on the morning of January 4, 2022, at his home in Bellingham, Massachusetts. He was 60 years old. References External links 1961 births 2022 deaths American expatriate baseball players in Canada Baltimore Orioles players Baseball players from Massachusetts Boston Red Sox players Brevard County Manatees players Deaths from cancer in Massachusetts Edmonton Trappers players Florida Marlins players Greensboro Hornets players Gulf Coast Red Sox players High Desert Mavericks players Houston Astros players Huntsville Stars players Major League Baseball pitchers Modesto A's players New Britain Red Sox players Oakland Athletics players Oneonta Yankees players Paintsville Yankees players Pawtucket Red Sox players Rochester Red Wings players Saint Leo Lions baseball players Sportspeople from Newton, Massachusetts Tacoma Tigers players Tucson Sidewinders players