MLB teams rally together to remember the life of Jose Fernandez

After the news spread Sunday morning that Miami Marlins pitcher Jose Fernandez was killed in a boating accident earlier that day, there was an outpouring of support from the baseball community.

Miami was supposed to play the Atlanta Braves today, but canceled its game as a result.

Statement from the Miami Marlins organization: pic.twitter.com/6A4Rv6m2g9

— Miami Marlins (@Marlins) September 25, 2016

This mound will always belong to No. 16. pic.twitter.com/eLlvKzmddm

— MLB (@MLB) September 25, 2016

My brother. You were family to me...my heart is hurting wishing you would just burst through the clubhouse doors any second now late like always laughing telling me how many red and yellow snapper you caught last night...you were always happy and kept the biggest smile on your face...you may have rubbed people who didn't get to know you the wrong way at times but I always had your back no matter what and didn't never let you get in any of those brawls...last Sunday when you came to chapel with me is crazy now bc you said you needed to go...you just told me that your last game was "the best game I ever pitched in my life" and it was your last...I don't know if God was calling you last Sunday and made you decide to come to chapel or helped you pitch your best game but I do know I love you and I'm so hurt to see my brother go...I know I'm being selfish but you weren't just a teammate to me...you were family...I love you Josey!!! Long Live YOU FOREVER!!!! Rest In Peace my brother I hope you and God catch the biggest fish heaven has to offer. #JDF16FOREVER

A photo posted by Dee Gordon (@deeg5599) on Sep 25, 2016 at 10:13am PDT

Well observe a moment of silence in memory of Jose Fernandez before today's game. https://t.co/Hhs3MyYg8s

— Cleveland Indians (@Indians) September 25, 2016

#Royals Salvador Perez has "RIP J.F. 16" Sharpied onto his catcher's gear in remembrance of Jose Fernandez. pic.twitter.com/psgsN8aZ6C

— Catherine Slonksnis (@CSlonksnis) September 25, 2016

Perhaps the most touching tribute was in New York. Yoenis Céspedes, a Cuban like Fernandez, hung an honorary New York Mets Fernandez jersey inside the Mets' dugout. The care he takes in this video is heartbreaking.

Bigger than baseball. #RIPJose #brothers pic.twitter.com/YOc1TGqEKK

— New York Mets (@Mets) September 25, 2016

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— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) September 25, 2016

Prior to the start of today's game, we will have a moment of silence for Jose Fernandez. pic.twitter.com/tJG1htb88K

— Miami Dolphins (@MiamiDolphins) September 25, 2016