R.I.P. Harry Kalas 1935-2009

Awful news coming out of Washington D.C.

Legendary Philladelphia Phillies broadcaster Harry Kalas has died.

Kalas collapsed Mr. Kalas collapsed in the press box at Nationals Stadium in Washington at about 12:30 p.m. and was rushed to George Washington University Medial Center.

Kalas died at 1:20 p.m. today, the Phillies announced.

The cause of the death was not announced. Today's game against the Nationals will be played, but the team will not visit the White House tomorrow.

Kalas wasn't just the voice of the Phillies, but he was also the voice of Campbell's Chunky Soup and the voice of NFL Films.

The only tribute I can think of for Harry Kalas is to highlight the four places Phillies fans heard him the most.

Harry Kalas announces an advertisement for the NFL 2K2 Video Game.


Harry Kalas announces the Giants "Double Miracle" from Super Bowl XLII.


Harry Kalas announces for Cambell's Chunky Soup.


And of course, Harry Kalas calls the Phillies winning the 2008 World Series!


RIP Harry Kalas. You will be missed.

Phillies Win 2008 World Series!

The Philadelphia Phillies won their first World Series title since 1980 Wednesday night. The Phils topped the Rays 4-3 in game 5. Philadelphia won the series four games to one.


Check Out the reaction from Phillies Broadcast team Harry Kalas and Chris Wheeler after the Brad Lidge strikeout.


The Phillies made all the right moves in this series. Click on the video for more info.


The Philadelphia Phillies won their first world series title in 28 years, sending fans out into the streets of Philadelphia. The celebration will continue when a parade takes place on Friday.


Harry Kalas sings "High Hopes" after the Phillies win the 2008 World Series.

"See Ya, Son Todd!" A Hillarious dig by Harry at his son Todd, a Rays broadcaster.

Shane Victorino, Brad Lidge, Chase Utley and Jimmy Rollins talk about a World Series Victory.


Cole Hamels talks about being named the 2008 World Series MVP.


The Two Managers Talk After Game Five.


Fernando Vina looks at the Phillies' Game 5 win.


Do You know who was happiest when the Phillies won the World Series last night? Mitch Williams, who gave up the walkoff homerun to Joe Carter in the 1993 World Series. The emotions he feels right now must be like how Bill Buckner felt after the Boston Red Sox finally won the World Series in 2004.

Mitch Williams talks about Philadelphia's World Series victory and Joe Carter's home run.


Baseball Tonight Looks Back At The World Series.

Congratulations to the Phillies on their World Series Championship.