Skip Caray, Tim McCarver, and Ken Coleman are among the 10 finalists for the Ford C. Frick Award for excellence in baseball broadcasting...
...experience.Having grown up in the CSRA, I spent many years reading The Augusta Herald and listening to the iconic voices of Skip Caray and Larry Munson. The day came when The Herald was discontinued and the mesmerizing voices of Skip and Larry were silenced...
...Georgians closed a chapter on broadcasting legends. Longtime Braves announcer Ernie Johnson died earlier this year. Skip Caray passed three years earlier. Somewhere in Heaven, the three are sharing some laughs.Thanks for the memories, Larry...
...second consecutive year. They join seven broadcasters selected by a Hall of Fame research committee: Billy Berroa, Skip Caray, Lanny Frattare, Graham McNamee, Jon Miller, Herb Score and Dave Van Horne . The winner will be announced Feb. 1...
...professional tricks. Maybe they'll all evolve into homer-ish curmudgeons themselves, but just as we felt when Braves great Skip Caray died last month, you get the distinct feeling there won't ever be another quite like Munson. "He was one of a kind...
...sleep to the sound of the legendary Braves broadcaster Skip Caray. I grew up with that voice. There were not many summer...the Braves with my father and listening to the witty Skip Caray. Although young when it happened, I can still remember...
ATLANTA --- Late Atlanta Braves broadcaster Skip Caray might have had something funny and sarcastic to say about...public celebration throughout Braves nation in honor of Skip Caray," McGuirk said, adding "the commissioner of baseball...
...weather led to the early decision to postpone the game. The Braves' planned pregame tribute to their late broadcaster, Skip Caray, was rescheduled for tonight. Atlanta manager Bobby Cox did not have right fielder Jeff Francoeur in his starting lineup...
ATLANTA --- Skip Caray, the voice of the Atlanta Braves for more than three decades, was remembered Monday for simple contributions like cracking jokes...
SUNDAY Deaths: Russian author Alexander Solzhenitsyn and Atlanta Braves announcer Skip Caray died. Mr. Solzhenitsyn's accounts of life in Josef Stalin's gulags exposed the history of the Soviet Union's vast prison...
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