marketed under the name Dilaudid) and a pre-existing heart condition. It was determined that his death was caused by an adverse drug reaction, and was not drug abuse-related. Gans had three children, Amy, Andrew and Emily. He is interred at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, California. Film and TV Gans had been noted many times for his role in Bull Durham, although his part in the movie was ultimately downsized. He used this role as an addition to his resume, even going on Roy Firestone's show and promoting the role while holding a picture of himself from the movie to prove that he was, in fact, in it. Gans played Roger in the TV series Silk Stalkings for 12 episodes (1991–92), played Scott Babylon in the series Duet (1987–89), and reprised his role in the series Open House (1989–90). In the 1991 Roseanne episode "Vegas, Vegas", he played a Wayne Newton impersonator. He had an uncredited cameo as himself in the 2009 film Race To Witch Mountain. Gans was mentioned several times, but did not appear, in an episode of the TV series Gary Unmarried (which aired shortly after his death, on May 6, 2009). When aired, the episode was accompanied by an "In Memory Of" end-credit dedicated to Gans. References External links Los Angeles Times report of Gans' death 1956 births 2009 deaths Accidental deaths in Nevada American impressionists (entertainers) American male television actors Burials at Forest Lawn Memorial Park (Glendale) Cal Poly Mustangs baseball players Drug-related deaths in Nevada Singers from Los Angeles People from Henderson, Nevada American performers of Christian music California Polytechnic State University alumni 20th-century American singers Comedians from California 20th-century American comedians 20th-century American male actors 20th-century American male singers Las Vegas shows