Yogi Berra Dead: NY Yankees, Mets Player & Coach Dies at 90 Years Old

One of the most legendary baseball players of all time, Yogi Berra, has reportedly died at the age of 90. Berra, who spent much of his career in the MLB with both the New York Yankees and New York Mets (as both a player and a coach), died on Tuesday.

The New York Times reports that Berra's run with the Yankees included ten championships. As a manger, he brought both the Yankees and Mets to the World Series.

Yogi Berra was an American original - a Hall of Famer, jovial prophet, & a humble veteran. We'll miss you, Yogi, but your legacy ain't over.

— President Obama (@POTUS) September 23, 2015

His death was announced by the Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center over in Little Falls, NJ, as well as the Yankees organization. He resided in an assisted living center located in West Caldwell. Before that, he lived in Montclair, NJ.

Berra was known for his famous "Yogi-isms" over the years. Check out some below:

The future certainly won't be the same without Yogi Berra. #yogiisms #yogiberra A photo posted by espn (@espn) on Sep 23, 2015 at 7:56am PDT

A man after my own heart. Rest in Peace to baseball legend, #YogiBerra A photo posted by MTV (@mtv) on Sep 23, 2015 at 9:48am PDT

#yankeelegend #yogiberra #nyyankees #yankees #yankeesuniverse A photo posted by John (@johnlittle1011) on Sep 24, 2015 at 11:44am PDT

Fans of the great player appear to forever be mourning his death on Twitter, as they say goodbye to the man they loved so dearly.

Six commercials showing the lovable side of #YogiBerra: https://t.co/ZB9BVhHCzf pic.twitter.com/oXPeITOWka — TODAY (@TODAYshow) September 23, 2015