Correction on Bob Feller Story

[ErikV]

My apologies to anyone who I may have offended with this post.

The Lorain Morning Journal posted this on their twitter account:

The Lorain Morning Journal has retracted a story after erroneously
reporting that Legendary Cleveland Indians pitcher Bob Feller died.
Indian legend Bob Feller has NOT died. An oops by The Lorain Morning
Journal that many media outlets p/u. My apologies from our Network.

[fkw]

@ The Morning Journal
FYI: All the stories of Bob Feller's passing have been pulled. My boy is still alive...."you son of a bit*h"

idiots @ The Morning Journal jumped the gun with that story.


CORRECTION: Report of Bob Feller's death premature
http://morningjournal.com/articles/2...f126777333.txt

Erik I also posted on another board the same story and info, I know how you feel.......

[tjb1952tjb]

Very sad news. He was quite a man.

[bh3443]

I'm very glad to hear Bob Feller is still with us. I'll share my favorite stories of Bob Feller:
In 1985 at the Manchester, NH sports banquet I approached him in the lounge about doing a show for us. I asked him if I should call his agent to set up the deal. Bob smiled and said, "son, I make my own deals, give me your phone number."
The second took place at the Suffolk Downs show in Boston, which took place the weekend after the 9/11 tragedy. All the air lines were shut down, but Bob Feller was there at the show. I asked him how he managed to get into Logan Airport in Boston, and he replied, "I drove here! I always honor my committments!"

[jp1216]

http://www.cleveland.com/tribe/index...2/post_77.html

Bob is in hospice - but knowing Rapid Robert, he'll hang in there to throw out the first pitch on Opening Day. Good Luck Bob!

[calvindog]

I know his end is near regardless of today's news. Not many guys like Feller left; maybe he and Stan Musial. Sad.

[timzcardz]

Originally Posted by bh3443

The second took place at the Suffolk Downs show in Boston, which took place the weekend after the 9/11 tragedy. All the air lines were shut down, but Bob Feller was there at the show. I asked him how he managed to get into Logan Airport in Boston, and he replied, "I drove here! I always honor my committments!"

If I didn't know anything else, that would be all I would need to know about the man. It says a lot.

Thanks for sharing that story.

[oldjudge]

A great player and an even greater person; hang in there Bob!