Sterling, Cohen among those snubbed in Hall vote

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The Baseball Hall of Fame announced the other day the 10 finalists for the Ford C. Frick Award for broadcasting excellence.

I've stolen the list from Davidoff's blog:

Billy Berroa (Spanish radio and TV with the Mets, 1987-93, 1997-2007)
Tom Cheek (Expos, 1974-76, and Blue Jays 1977-2004)
Ken Coleman (Indians, 1954-63 and 1975-78, and Red Sox, 1966-74 and 1979-89)
Dizzy Dean (24 years with Cardinals radio and national radio)
Jacques Doucet (34 years as the Expos' French radio voice)
Lanny Frattare (Pirates radio, 1976-2008)
Tony Kubek (30 years, including national telecasts for NBC and time with the Blue Jays and Yankees).
Graham McNamee (13 seasons with Westinghouse and NBC)
Joe Nuxhall (Reds broadcaster, 1967-2004)
Dave Van Horne (33 years with the Expos, 2001-08 with the Marlins)

Of course, for our purposes the more interesting thing is who DIDN'T make it.

Among those who will have to try, try again: John Sterling, Gary Cohen, Wayne Hagin, Fran Healy.

I will not rest until Fran Healy wins the Ford C. Frick Award!

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