There is no way you can prepare yourself for the emotional experience.

[weams]

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Today there is no game for me to describe.

[weams]

Yes I did. He was a friend.

[Ed-die... Ed-die]

All those years ago Chuck gave heartfelt props to Joe Angel and Fred Manfra...

Btw, I still miss Jon Miller.

And, of course, one Chuck Thompson...

[Bumps49]

Met Chuck twice. What a class act. "Ain't the beer cold."

[Rich Mac]

It's a nifty night at the ballpark. Why don't you get in your car and head on down to 33rd street ... plenty of great seats still available.

[weams]

It's a nifty night at the ballpark. Why don't you get in your car and head on down to 33rd street ... plenty of great seats still available.

I miss him all the time. Gary helps though.

[Rich Mac]

OH posters disagree with each other over almost everything in these forums, but I bet we all love and miss Chuck - down to the last man.

[Redskins Rick]

Yes I did. He was a friend.

It was kinda of weird sitting in the same outfield section during the 96 playoff games. He was there with his wife.

And none of the fans bothered him, they all knew who he was.

The usher said that Chuck preferred buying his own seats and sitting with the fans, instead of the press box.

[Rich Mac]

It was kinda of weird sitting in the same outfield section during the 96 playoff games. He was there with his wife.

And none of the fans bothered him, they all knew who he was.

The usher said that Chuck preferred buying his own seats and sitting with the fans, instead of the press box.

There was no pretentiousness there. He was just one of the guys who happened to have the greatest job in the world.

I think it's awesome how no one bothered him.