Hawk Harrelson is going into the Baseball Hall of Fame, as the recipient of the Ford C. Frick award. Harrelson who many Chicagoans know as the longtime voice of the Chicago White Sox, previously had a pro career where he played with the Red Sox, Athletics, Indians, and more. The Ford award is designated for broadcasters in Baseball, and Harrelson follows Jack Brickhouse and Harry Carey who also won the award.
Hawk retired from the booth last year
Harrelson got the call in the following video.
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