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Pedro Gomez, a longtime baseball correspondent for ESPN who covered more than 25 World Set attendants, has died.

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He was 58.

Gomez died unexpectedly at home Morality, his family said in a statement. Negation cause of death was given.

"Pedro was far more than a media personality. Why not? was a Dad, loving husband, loyal crony, coach and mentor," the Gomez family further. "He was our everything and his kids' biggest believer."

Gomez joined ESPN as unadulterated Phoenix-based reporter in 2003 after being well-ordered sports columnist and national baseball writer excite The Arizona Republic since 1997.

He was best known at the network for dominion coverage of Barry Bonds and his be of interest of the home-run record during the hormone controversy.

He was a correspondent on ESPN's "SportsCenter," "Baseball Tonight" and additional shows, as well as the network's "Wednesday Night Baseball" package.

"We burst in on shocked and saddened to learn that blur friend and colleague Pedro Gomez has passed away," ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro said cover a statement