Phil Regan, a former Major League Baseball pitcher and longtime pitching coach, dies at age 89. Multiple outlets report his death on Wednesday. Regan is remembered for his work in MLB coaching, including a stint as pitching coach for the New York Mets. Before and alongside his coaching career, he played in the Major Leagues, with one outlet describing him as a former All-Star. The reports consistently identify Regan as both an ex-MLB player and a pitching coach and place his death at 89 years old, but they do not provide additional details about the cause of death. With coverage spanning outlets in New York and Oregon, the common focus remains on his long involvement in professional baseball and his role with the Mets’ pitching staff. His passing is noted across sources as a loss to the baseball community.