♥RIP♥ Harry Kalas & Mark "The Bird" Fidrych

[Zelrio28]

Phillies suck dick

[imnotlate84]

queer

[Zelrio28]

Fag

[snoopyroxx3]

I love in the town that Mark Fidrych grew up and lived in. he lived near one of my friends. the towns remembering him by a sign in the center of town that says "The town remembers the life of Mark Fidrych. You will be missed". he was a nice guy even though i never knew him. he will not be forgotten.

[DukeCameronCrazies4]

It's great that they have a sign for him in his hometown. A lot of people miss him.

[johng2437]

they go in 3's.R.I.P

[DukeCameronCrazies4]

I know. It's very sad when just ONE person passes away, but it's terrible to see 2+ go at once...especially within 3 hours of each other, a week after Adenhart.

[det2arz]

thanks for the video

[DukeCameronCrazies4]

Thank you so much for watching! I really appreciate it!

[Rangerssux95]

Im really sad to see him go even though Im a Mets fan

[JohanSantanaRox]

same here

[Rangerssux95]

Life goes on but the Phillies are really dragging it out.

[DukeCameronCrazies4]

Yeah, Phils games just aren't the same without Kalas

[Rangerssux95]

Its like the Devils losing Doc or the Sabres losing RJ or the Hawks losing Pat Foley

[DukeCameronCrazies4]

Or when the Braves lost their announcer Chip Carey

[Rangerssux95]

But you get over it.

[DukeCameronCrazies4]

Eventually, yeah, you do

But it's not easy to watch a game and not hear his voice

[Rangerssux95]

Thats very true. I'm still not used to listening Tom McCarthy on CSN Philadelphia

[GhostFreak45]

Great song choice. I lived in the same town where Mark Fidrych grew and tragiclly died. I never met him, though I knew many people who did. He was described as a very funny, outgoing, and caring man. His un-timely death definetly put a somber tone on the town, and he will be missed here.

[DukeCameronCrazies4]

Yeah, I was actually born and raised near where he lived, too. Like you said, there were many people who cared about him because he was such a great guy. Batters used to think he was mental when they saw him talking to the ball, but once he started pitching, you could tell he was a great player. It's sad that his career ended early because of injury. He was doing real well in the Majors.