The best and worst broadcast teams

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I'm here to tell you that Harry couldn't tote Jack Brickhouse's jockstrap.
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Brickhouse was my favorite announcer ever. <b>When I used to throw a ball against the side of my house, and pretend I was making a play on the rebound, Brickhouse's voice was the soundtrack in my head.</b> I loved Harry, I cried a bit when he died, but Brickhouse will always be my favorite.
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I could have written that entire post, BT. Only with me, it was hitting a plastic whiffle ball over the backyard fence, and then trotting around the "bases" with the sound of Brickhouse in my head: "It's going back...back...Hey hey!...a home run!"
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Yup..."Hey hey!". Every kid in Chicago used to mimic that constantly.