Indians Announcer, Pitcher DiesPOSTED: 10:16 am EST November 11, 2008
UPDATED: 12:15 pm EST November 11, 2008
CLEVELAND -- Herb Score, a broadcaster and pitcher for the Cleveland Indians, died Tuesday morning.WTAM said the 75-year-old battled a long illness.Score, who was known as the "Voice of the Indians," served for 34 years from 1963-1997. He was the longest tenured broadcaster in the history of the Indians broadcaster. The Indians released the following statement:"Today is a sad day for the Cleveland Indians family and for Cleveland Indians fans everywhere. We have lost one of the greatest men in the history of our franchise. Generations of Indians fans owe their love of the Tribe to Herb Score, who was a powerful pitcher and legendary broadcaster. Our thoughts and prayers are with Nancy and the Family."
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Salty's Thoughts: Coach said it best when I told him about it. "He'll be missed. A true legend." Sad day.
CLEVELAND -- Herb Score, a broadcaster and pitcher for the Cleveland Indians, died Tuesday morning.WTAM said the 75-year-old battled a long illness.Score, who was known as the "Voice of the Indians," served for 34 years from 1963-1997. He was the longest tenured broadcaster in the history of the Indians broadcaster. The Indians released the following statement:"Today is a sad day for the Cleveland Indians family and for Cleveland Indians fans everywhere. We have lost one of the greatest men in the history of our franchise. Generations of Indians fans owe their love of the Tribe to Herb Score, who was a powerful pitcher and legendary broadcaster. Our thoughts and prayers are with Nancy and the Family."
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Salty's Thoughts: Coach said it best when I told him about it. "He'll be missed. A true legend." Sad day.
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