@gbellseattle@933KJR Hi Gregg, young Wags here. Stories like these are what are keeping my head up high during these hard times and letting me see my dad was a man of extraordinary caliber. Keep prospering in Seattle my friend ♥️
Sportswriter Michael Wagaman, who worked for multiple outlets including the Chronicle, died Friday at his Vallejo home. Wagaman was a frequent presence at Giants, A’s and Warriors games. https://t.co/o1KOpEmVFR
Sportswriter Michael Wagaman, who worked for multiple outlets including the Chronicle, died Friday at his Vallejo home. Wagaman was a frequent presence at Giants, A’s and Warriors games. https://t.co/KZhNIDRuLL
Damn it, Wags. I’m gonna miss you, brother! For those who didn’t know him, he came back from a brain tumor and two strokes, returning to the press box with his happy-go-lucky spirit intact. Special dude. Huge loss 💔
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Sportswriter Michael Wagaman, who worked for multiple outlets including the Chronicle, died Friday at his Vallejo home. Wagaman was a frequent presence at Giants, A’s and Warriors games. https://t.co/NywyYkCL3X
We all adored Wags, and so did the people he covered: Longtime Bay Area sportswriter Michael Wagaman dies at 59: ‘A fountain of positivity’ Steve Kerr, Bob Melvin among those remembering everyone in Bay Area sports' friend: https://t.co/jfsELHM3En via @sfchronicle
@marcusdsmith_ I am his son, I want you to know that your words touched my heart. My dad loved all of you guys in the press box and the stadium employees. Thank you guys for taking him in and making a freelancer belong in the greats of journalism ❤️
When Wags had complications from brain surgery he told the nurses, "Just get me back to the press box."
I'll never forget how much this world and this job meant to him.
The sports writing community helped save his life. Now it's mourning.
https://t.co/sqndGzfACT
Our Bay Area sports world mourns the loss of our brother Mike (Wags) Wagaman, a joyful role model for all of us. Read Monte Poole's heartfelt tribute here, but first grab a hankie.
https://t.co/V4mIS355cp
So great of the Giants to hold a minute of silence for Mike Wagaman along with Don Nelson today. The team has been marvelous, setting up two tribute areas for Wags in the press box and welcoming his son, also Mike, and Wags' ex-wife and best friend Loretta . So much love to them.
Michael Wagaman was a friend to all.
Those of us who were lucky enough to have him in our lives were better for it, @MontePooleNBCS writes
https://t.co/wkNnchryI6
Heartbroken. Mike Wagaman was the friendliest sportswriter in the country and he could cover any sport, for any outlet, and was just great - in part because every team knew and loved him. I’m going to miss that ready smile and laugh forever. Love you, Wags.
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