The crystal clear baritone of Carl Beane’s voice reached every nook and cranny of Fenway Park [map].
Halfway across the country, news of the death of the team’s PA announcer echoed sadly among members of the Red Sox [team stats] family.
“He was something we all got used to. I’ve been here 10 years and I don’t remember hearing any other voice but his calling my name when I go to hit,” Sox designated hitter David Ortiz [stats] said. “It’s a sad situation, where there’s not tomorrow, you know what I’m saying. One way or another, all of us, we come to be a family — you guys as reporters, us...
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