Harry Kalas Gets One More Tribute, Wall of Fame
macho-row.blogspot.com 5/28/2009 — Today the Phillies announced that they would honor Harry Kalas by placing him on the Wall of Fame in Ashburn Alley. One of the team's biggest honors is fitting for a man who lived and breathed with the team, broadcasting about three times as many games as the franchise leader for games ...

Harry Kalas to Join Wall of Fame
myteamrivals.typepad.com 5/28/2009 — The late great Harry Kalas will be inducted to the Philadelphia Phillies Wall of Fame on August 7th. The honor should have been bestowed upon him years ago but will now be given posthumously. I can only imagine there will not be a dry eye at Citizens Bank Park as one of the most beloved figures ...

Harry Kalas Tribute (video)
youtube.com 4/13/2009 — Legendary Hall of Fame broadcaster Harry Kalas will be missed by Philadelphia Family.

Harry Kalas at Phillies Baseball 101 (2008)
macho-row.blogspot.com 5/9/2009 — Just thought I would share with you a video I came across on YouTube. This video is from a Q&A session with the late Harry Kalas at Phillies Baseball 101 on May 14, 2008. The video is courtesy of YouTube user philliespics , which seems to be an extension of Phightin' Phils Phorum . It is ...

Another Sad Day for Baseball
fenwaywest.com 4/13/2009 — Legendary Phillies announcer Harry Kalas has died. From Philly.com: Harry Kalas, the Phillies' Hall of Fame announcer, died at 1:20 p.m. today, the Phillies announced. Mr. Kalas collapsed in the press box at Nationals Stadium in Washington at about 12:30 p.m. and was rushed to George ...

He's Gone [Harry Kalas]
deadspin.com 4/13/2009 — This is one of those days you just don't want to work anymore. [ Philly.com ]

What to do in place of a legend…
thefightins.com 6/19/2009 — Terrell Owens. Jimmy Fallon. Daulerio. James Madison. Adelaide Brubaker & Mary Jo Catlett. All of these names had the unenviable task of replacing a legend, be it Jerry Rice, Thomas Jefferson, or Mrs. Garrett on Diff’rent Strokes. And the ...

Photos: Harry Kalas Tribute Game
macho-row.blogspot.com 4/22/2009 — Some more photos from Harry Kalas Tribute Night to share. Black drapes hang in front of the Phillies television and radio booth in honor of Kalas. A video of Kalas singing his signature song, High Hopes, was played during the seventh inning stretch instead of the traditional "Take Me Out to ...

Harry Kalas’ Last TV Commercial Before Passing
sportsbybrooks.com 5/4/2009 — For those of us who don’t live in the Philadelphia area but still admired the work of the late, great Harry Kalas , here’s the final TV commercial the legendary Phillies broadcaster did before he passed away: You might actually ...

Harry Kalas Calls
swingandalongdrive.com 7/23/2009 — A list of Harry Kalas Calls.

Phillies-Blue Jays: It Sure Ain't the Luck of the Irish — Bleacher Report - MLB 6/17/2009
There’s Murphy’s Law, and then there’s Murphy’s game.   Phillies ace Cole Hamels suffered another sub-par start, preempted by two changeups that kicked up dirt in front of the plate on the first batter of the ...

Manuel, Maddon name All-Star coaches — Major League Baseball News 6/17/2009
National League All-Star manager Charlie Manuel of the Philadelphia Phillies and American League All-Star manager Joe Maddon of the Tampa Bay Rays announced their respective coaches for the upcoming 80th All-Star Game on Wednesday.

Sports of The Times: A Hall of Fame Find by a Sports Reporter — NYT > Baseball 6/17/2009
Steve Wilstein, the reporter who doused the Mark McGwire-Sammy Sosa celebration in 1998 by questioning its legitimacy, has a chance to be voted into the Hall of Fame before either of the sluggers.

The Steroid Era and Baseball Records. — Bleacher Report - MLB 6/17/2009
Sammy Sosa is the latest name to be dropped in baseball's steroid era. With so many of these people being linked to steroids that its really no longer news when another name is dropped. But it gets some people, like myself, thinking that these guys ...

Kalas elected to Radio Hall of Fame — Major League Baseball News 6/17/2009
Harry Kalas had already secured his place in Cooperstown. Now, the longtime Phillies announcer -- winner of the 2002 Ford C. Frick Award -- will be inducted posthumously in the National Radio Hall of Fame.