RIP Joe Morgan

[mastermind]

RIP to this legend. Wow

 

[FTBS]

He was the voice of baseball (nationally) for me as a kid, and that was before I even knew about him on the Big Red Machine. RIP to the legend in two games.

 

[g-ice]

RIP

My childhood

 

[PortCityProphet]

Dang.
R.i.p. to Joe. Loved him on Sunday night baseball.
Smart man,great personality, great voice.

 

[blues_funk_reggae]

The GOAT, Joe Morgan

 

[mozichrome]

rip to Joe.
salute for his commentary on the mlb 2k games

 

[Miggs]

RIP

My father favorite players in the 70s were Joe Morgan and Willie Stargell...

 

[Gyasi85]

..............................................

 

[frush11]

RIP

 

[Gyasi85]

Sunday night baseball as a kid, watching Chipper, Griffey, Jeter, A-Arod, Randy Johnson, Bonds, Ripken, all of them, with Miller and Morgan announcing, followed by Baseball Tonight and SportCenter, damn...

 

[dtownreppin214]

Nah not Joe

Born in the DFW area too. He and John Miller were the voice of 90's/00's baseball.
@*DalMem* @jadillac @Ashyneezz @Codeine Bryant

 

[malbaker86]

come on man NOT Joe Morgan

 

[malbaker86]

Sunday night baseball as a kid, watching Chipper, Griffey, Jeter, A-Arod, Randy Johnson, Bonds, Ripken, all of them, with Miller and Morgan announcing, followed by Baseball Tonight and SportCenter, damn...

HAD to rep you for the nostalgia. I know people who never picked up a baseball glove or bat in their lives but remember THIS very lineup

 

[broller]

i know him as a broadcaster, but i used to study up on the almanacs and stats since i was a kid. so i always had respect for joe.

always respected the man. another loss. as these old black legends die it really does make me wish there were more black players in the modern game.

word. and he was itching to see more young brothers play the game too.

R.I.P. to him. I didn't watch baseball in the 70s so to me, he was the color commentator for Sunday Night Baseball.

 

[Waterproof]

Hank and Mays are the last two left from that great generation of Black baseball players.

I'll probably cry for real when they leave us. Big part of our history.

Not only that few of the last one's left from The Negro League's