Ed Farmer

From the Baltimore Orioles outfielder Al Bob Ray representing the Boston Red Sox an elected starter who is injured and unable to play outfielder Jim Rice pitcher Tom Bergmeier From the California Angels, second baseman Bobby Gritsch.

From the Chicago White Sox, pitcher Ed Farmer.

Representing the Cleveland Indians, outfielder George Orta.

From the Detroit Tigers, shortstop Alan Trammell.

White Sox have enjoyed good success thus far this season would be that man who's been instrumental in 23 victories.

He's won six himself and saved 17.

The big right-hander, Ed Farmer, coming on in the bottom of the sixth inning.

The move made by Earl Weaver, who has made a lot of moves tonight, and a lot of moves that might be second-guessed.

There are guys who have professionally broadcasted baseball games and done thousands of them, whether they be at the Major League level, AA or AAA.

There was always a difference between when John Rooney on the radio was doing play-by-play and Ed Farmer, and I loved Ed Farmer.

John Rooney knew how to paint a picture.

Len Casper knows how to paint a picture.

But I listen to him on the Fox broadcast when he does him.

He's great.

And I hate to I hate to bring up Ed Farmer because I really liked Ed Farmer.

Ed Farmer is an institution.

Pitch is high, all the way back.

Ed Farmer relieved Jim Perry in the sixth, and Jerry Johnson relieved Gaylord Perry in the seventh.

Norm Cash hit his 11th homer in the first.

Spikes hit his 15th in the fourth.

In a twilight game at Cleveland, the Tigers rallied, getting three in the seventh inning.

Detroit beating Cleveland five to four.

Ed Farmer the winner in relief of Jim Perry.

Gaylord Perry the loser.

That game was out of hand when he came in.

So he had pitched quite well up until that, and now Ed Farmer, a right-hander, is up with Guy Hoffman, a left-hander.

Farmer would love to get in a ballgame here.

The White Sox in this ballgame trail...

A left-hander, Guy Hoffman, is up.

Here's the pitch to Larvell Blanks and he takes his strike.

And also a right-hander, Ed Farmer is now up and throwing.

Blanks 0 for 1 tonight, but he got out of the fielder's choice and scored.

[audience applauding] From the California Angels, second baseman Bobby Grich.

[audience applauding] From the Chicago White Sox, pitcher Ed Farmer.

[audience applauding] Representing the Cleveland Indians, outfielder George Orta.

[audience applauding] From the Detroit Tigers, shortstop Alan Trammell.

We'll be right back.

One of the reasons the White Sox have enjoyed good success thus far this season would be that man, who's been instrumental in 23 victories.

He's won six himself and saved 17, the big right-hander Ed Farmer coming on in the bottom of the sixth inning.

The move made by Earl Weaver, who has made a lot of moves tonight and a lot of moves that might be second-guessed.

That game was out of hand when he came in.

So, uh, he had pitched quite well up until that, and now Ed Farmer, a right-hander, is up with Guy Hoffman A left-hander

Farmer would love to get in a ballgame here.

The White Sox in this ballgame trailed four to one.

A left-hander, Guy Hoffman, is up.

[cheering] Here's the pitch to Larvell Blanks, and he takes a strike.

[cheering] And also a right-hander, Ed Farmer, is now up and throwing.

Blanks, oh for one tonight, but he got out on a fielder's choice and scored.

You should come out and find what she's eating and maybe we can get you some.

Oh, Ed! Y'all shut the hell up down here.

I got you, Ed.

You stay right there.

You stay right there.

My third favorite MC, my second favorite.

No, listen, my first.

Eddie