Broadcasting pioneer Graham McNamee is named the posthumous winner of the annual Ford C. Frick Award

On ,December 9 2015 — Broadcasting pioneer Graham McNamee is named the posthumous winner of the annual Ford C. Frick Award. He described every World Series from 1923 to 1934 for a national audience, as well as the first four All-Star Games

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