Voice of the Mets passes away
The Voice of Summer in New York, calm and confident, steady and reliable for so many years, was lost on Tuesday afternoon, when longtime Mets broadcaster Bob Murphy passed away in Florida after a brief battle with lung cancer. He was 79. More >
• Murphy honored at memorial service
A master of the airwaves
Generations of New York baseball fans have lost the narrator of their youth. The lullaby of their nights. There is no happy recap. More >
Murphy beloved in New York
Finding someone more beloved than Bob Murphy, a transplanted Oklahoman, on the New York sports landscape would be difficult. More >
Colleagues remember Murphy
Bob Murphy's death unleashed a torrent of emotional remembrances from those colleagues, who eulogized him and celebrated his career. More >
NY area writers remember Murphy
Bob Murphy belonged to a larger family, the family of baseball media. Murphy's death moved the baseball kin to narrate their favorite recollections. More >
Murphy makes his last call
The Voice of Summer never cracked, never wavered, even on his night broadcasting a Mets game, last Sept. 25 at Shea Stadium. More >
Murphy's classic calls
It's nearly impossible to separate the voice of Bob Murphy from the many memorable moments in Mets history. More >
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