<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by ellen wisdom:
I use go to a country club in Palm Springs off season he was there almost every day drunker than a skunk loud over bearing ,could not hold a candle to Vin Scully<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Pleeeeez!
I use go to a country club in Palm Springs off season he was there almost every day drunker than a skunk loud over bearing ,could not hold a candle to Vin Scully<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Pleeeeez!
I still remember watching one game in the Stardust book, only game on during an afternoon so it had sound. Jeff Fassero was pitching for the Expos and Harry couldn't get his name right. For awhile he kept calling him "Ferraro" then Steve said "Fassero" to which Harry replied "Farrero". Then he stumbled over the name "Ferrero, Fasseso, Fassero" and then you hear "Fer...for crying out loud I can't get his name today" and of course there is Stone racing to the rescue "Don't worry Harry I am sure Jeff will forgive you". Yeah, that is professionalism at its best.
Leykis101: I vividly remember the Jody Davis chants...
Sung to the tune of Da-vy, Da-Davy Crockett, king of the wild frontier:
Jo-dy, Jo-dy Davis...he hits the ball so far.
Another favorite line of his when a Cub would pop up in a clutch situation: "Agggggggghhh...that wouldn't be a home run in a phone booth!"
Sung to the tune of Da-vy, Da-Davy Crockett, king of the wild frontier:
Jo-dy, Jo-dy Davis...he hits the ball so far.
Another favorite line of his when a Cub would pop up in a clutch situation: "Agggggggghhh...that wouldn't be a home run in a phone booth!"
Has anybody ever heard of a compilation of harry's greatest moments? That would be great to watch.I wasnt able to hear harry growing up in ny. When i moved to vegas i finally got to listen to him(wgn) and was immediately hooked.The guy was the best.I can't stand the cubs but always looked forward to watching harry.He is part of baseball and should be in the hall of fame.He was that important to the game
