Bob Feller is hired as a broadcaster by the Mutual Broadcasting System

On February 17, 1958, former major league star Bob Feller is hired as a broadcaster by the Mutual Broadcasting System. The Hall of Fame right-hander will serve as a color analyst on the radio network’s “game of the week” broadcast.

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