I read that almost 30% of those sold have crashed, it was a messageboard (may even of been here) not a reputable site. While I don't completely understand thrill seekers, as I'm not one of them, I do know enough of them that they aren't really going to think about this happening. They love the thrill. If Roy loved the thrill...well at least he died doing something he loved.
Roy was a local athlete and it hits the Toronto community hard, but for me I loved watching him pitch. He was done pitching and I can watch any game I wish to see him again. I got to see the full capacity of what he could do in that area. So I feel for his family, I feel for the baseball community, but I can move on quickly from most deaths of people I knew or didn't know. I realize it sounds cold but the way I deal with death is remember the good. With Roy there was lots of good pitching. With Jose I'm left with the "what could have been..."