Codi Heuer's path to becoming an MLB pitcher & the lone Montanan currently in The Show began in Missoula. This is the inside story of his rise, from the perspective of his parents, his former coaches and teammates, and @C_Heuey12 himself. #mtscores
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We mourn the death of Ed Farmer who passed away Wednesday night.
Farmer worked as a radio broadcaster for the Chicago White Sox for nearly 30 years, played 11 seasons in the major leagues, including three with his hometown White Sox, and was a strong advocate for organ donation.
Never told Ed that I had a fantasy baseball team called "Guess Who Homered?" when I was a teenager, named after the game he and John Rooney used to play on the radio.
The White Sox lost one of their own last night. Ed Farmer had been a long time member of the White Sox family. We were partners for a year on the radio. His love of the Sox and his passion for baseball ran deep. The South Side ran thru his blood. #Light em up
There are so many things that I will miss. Among them are listening to his stories about baseball and growing up and him telling me when we are leaving for mass on Sunday day games (he was fully aware that I couldn’t join him). Rest In Peace my friend.
We were lucky enough to spend some quality time with great people at the Shedd Aquarium. Thank you @whitesox and @shedd_aquarium @ Shedd Aquarium https://t.co/WHaszIWGoW
My prayers for Danny Farquar include a personal reminder, especially for his family:I suffered a similar aneurysm 12 years ago this June. You can and will be back to a normal life. I promise.