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Harry Kalas has now been pronounced dead

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Show some compassion you fucks... I'm sure he would be saddened if he knew you and you passed. He's a well known figure in the sports world, and just like anyone you know who passes away, you should show some compassion and respect.

Rest In Peace Harry K, you will be sorely missed. Watching my beloved Phils won't be the same without you.

 
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3 cheers for Harry      
 
Hit!!  Hit!!   Hooray!!
 
Thank you for your dedication to the Phillies organization and the city of Philadelphia as well as the sport of baseball.     
 
You will be missed but not forgotten          
 
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HE IS WITH RICHIE NOW   RIP   HARRY  
 
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i was never a fan of his broadcasting but he was a legend and will be missed... i was in class today and a bumch of phillies fans heard the news and broke into tears..

he was a legend and will be missed
 
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HE DIED ON TOP- WORLD CHAMPS  
 
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how did he die?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by QuickDrawMcGraw:

take the Nats today

Why would u take the Nats?  When Nick Adenhart died, the Angels won their next game.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by DOVJAK:

HE DIED ON TOP- WORLD CHAMPS  

Absolutely.....and where he belongs in the booth   

I swear he would choose to be buried in the phils booth if it was allowed......not to belittle the family man in Harry either, a father, husband, friend......just a GREAT DUDE!!!  

 
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HEART ATTACK IN THE BOOTH PRE GAME I WAS TOLD
 
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Quote Originally Posted by DOVJAK:

GREAT MAN, HALL OF FAMER WILL BE TRULY MISSED BY DIE HEART FANS,  HE WAS A HOMER, BUT STILL ONE OF THE BEST

Huge Homer. It was actually pretty annoying.

 
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He was 73. He can't live forever you know.

Just move on.
 
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NOT A PHILS FAN BUT, I REALLY LIKED THE MAN,ALWAYS HAD HIM ON THE RADIO LISTENING TO PHILS GAMES. LIVING IN NE PA. WE ONLY GET THE PHILS OR YANKS ON RADIO GROWING UP
 
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Quote Originally Posted by dmoriarty:

This may have seemed funny the first time you typed it, but at this point  you are just showing how disrespectful and pathetic a person can be by making light of such a tragedy....i saw similar comments after Adenhart passed.

Good Luck with life you piece of shit  



couldn't say it any better. what an ass
 
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Thanks for the memories Harry. 
 
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I posted in the other thread as well.It's a very sad day in my household here in Philly. As huge philly fans growing up listening to the likes of By Saam and Bill Campbell and the great John Facenda. It wasn't until I got older that I really became a Phillies diehard. I can honestly say that for the most part it was the broadcasting of Harry & Whitey that really instilled the love of baseball and the spirit of Philadelphia into my life.

My heart goes out to all who love Harry and phillies baseball in general. I can still here the glorious refrain of Harry singing " High Hopes " Do your self a favor go to you tube and find it. I'm certain you'll agree that Harry was the greatest !!

God Bless His Soul !  Harry, say Hi to Whitey for me up there in the greatest Diamond of all ......HEAVEN !!

      
 
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well said pk
 
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horrible
 
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Quote Originally Posted by PhatKat:

I posted in the other thread as well.It's a very sad day in my household here in Philly. As huge philly fans growing up listening to the likes of By Saam and Bill Campbell and the great John Facenda. It wasn't until I got older that I really became a Phillies diehard. I can honestly say that for the most part it was the broadcasting of Harry & Whitey that really instilled the love of baseball and the spirit of Philadelphia into my life.

My heart goes out to all who love Harry and phillies baseball in general. I can still here the glorious refrain of Harry singing " High Hopes " Do your self a favor go to you tube and find it. I'm certain you'll agree that Harry was the greatest !!

God Bless His Soul !  Harry, say Hi to Whitey for me up there in the greatest Diamond of all ......HEAVEN !!

      

 
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Best announcing voice ever, for both the Phillies and NFL films. RIP Harry, we'll miss you.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by rayallen1920:

Huge Homer. It was actually pretty annoying.

So are you jerkoff.

 
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The only guy that I remember as a child on play by play for the Phils. Loved him with Ashburn.Classic.RIP Harry.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by DOVJAK:

HEART ATTACK IN THE BOOTH PRE GAME I WAS TOLD

Really, that's sad  . RIP

 
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 Harry
 
I will truly miss him calling the games. It will take a long time getting used to. I'm glad he was able to call and witness last year's championship.
 
Thank you for the memories, Harry the K 
 
 
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How about as baseball fans we for once keep this thread running near the top today as  homage to the great Harry Kalas . 


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