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Auggie

(31,798 posts)
Thu Oct 14, 2021, 10:26 AM Oct 2021

Ray Fosse, R.I.P.

Last edited Thu Oct 14, 2021, 10:59 AM - Edit history (1)

Forever a part a baseball history thanks to an all-star game collision at home plate.

A glimmer of hope to Indians fans during the darkest days of the franchise as well.

I'm thrilled he was able to get rings with Oakland. Well-earned.

I count Ray as among the best "color men" in baseball play-by-play. For 36 years he worked alongside greats Bill King, Lon Simmons and Ken Korach.

I'll miss his voice.

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Ray Fosse, R.I.P. (Original Post) Auggie Oct 2021 OP
I have a baseball from an Indians game that he fouled off. Diamond_Dog Oct 2021 #1

Diamond_Dog

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1. I have a baseball from an Indians game that he fouled off.
Fri Oct 15, 2021, 07:54 AM
Oct 2021

Always wished I could have gotten him to sign it somehow.

Many Cleveland fans have very fond memories of Ray. There was a very nice write up about him in the Plain Dealer the other day.

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