The Baseball Hall of Fame just announced that Boston Red Sox announcer, Joe Castiglione won the Ford C. Frick Award, meaning that he is now a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Beginning his sports broadcasting career in Cleveland in 1978, where he called games for the Cleveland Indians and Cleveland Cavaliers, but would depart for Boston in 1983, and would become their lead announcer in 1992. He broadcast multiple World Series Titles in Boston, and for the local fans, became the voice of their renaissance.
We here at Notinhllloffame.com would like to congratulate Joe Castiglione for his impending honor.
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