Steve Stone Will Work White Sox Opening Day Game
by David Sameshima on Apr 1, 2007 1:21 PM CDT
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PrintFirst off, this is not an April Fools Day joke. On WSCR radio, they just announced that Steve Stone will be temporarily filling in, in the radio broadcast booth, announcing tomorrow's White Sox game. One of the regular announcers, Ed Farmer, will not be available on opening day. His daughter was injured in an auto accident. Her injuries were not severe, and Ed Farmer will return to work Wednesday's game.
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I hard heard about Stone
Ed's a good guy. Glad to know his daughter is okay.
by kerrysotherwife on Apr 1, 2007 7:25 PM CDT reply actions
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