r/baseball • u/[deleted] • Mar 28 '24

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u/underwear11 New York Yankees Mar 28 '24

Bob Uecker, 90, John Sterling, 85, and Denny Matthews, 81, have seen an amazing amount of baseball.

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u/tommyjohnpauljones Chicago Cubs Mar 28 '24

Shit even Pat Hughes is 68

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u/Wings81 Minnesota Twins Mar 28 '24

Let me take this opportunity to derail the conversation and point out the travesty of the Twins forcing out 68-year-old 40-year-veteran broadcaster, Dick Bremer after last season.

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u/LettuceC Chicago Cubs Mar 28 '24

Based on these ages, the prospect of another 10-20 years of Pat Hughes warms my otherwise cold heart. I hope he's up for it.

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u/tommyjohnpauljones Chicago Cubs Mar 28 '24

and Coomer is a good partner. He knows his stuff, doesn't beat you over the head with analysis but provides good insight, and knows when to shut up and let Pat cook.

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u/LordSwampert2 Chicago Cubs • Athletics Mar 28 '24

Hughes a zoomer compared to these guys

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '24

Makes me happy to think that maybe we'll get Pat for another 15-20 years too.