At 85 years old, Fort Wayne Komets play-by-play broadcaster Bob Chase is looking forward to calling the team's 60th season.
http://www.rapidcityjournal.com/sports/article_7b73b554-68b2-11e0-832c-001cc4c002e0.html
Incidentally, this story comes on the heels of the death of David Welker, the owner of the original Komets franchise who had relocated it to Albany more than twenty years ago (that franchise eventually folded). The current Komets team exists today due to the purchase of the Komets logo and other criteria from Welker weeks after he pulled an Irsay on Indiana.
http://www.journalgazette.net/article/20110412/SPORTS0601/304129945/1008/SPORTS
Of course, anyone within WOWO's then-50,000-watt signal (prior to Inner City Broadcasting's purchase of the station with the main objective being to lower WOWO's power in favor of Inner City's WLIB/New York) might have heard Bob Chase call a Komets game or two.
http://www.rapidcityjournal.com/sports/article_7b73b554-68b2-11e0-832c-001cc4c002e0.html
Incidentally, this story comes on the heels of the death of David Welker, the owner of the original Komets franchise who had relocated it to Albany more than twenty years ago (that franchise eventually folded). The current Komets team exists today due to the purchase of the Komets logo and other criteria from Welker weeks after he pulled an Irsay on Indiana.
http://www.journalgazette.net/article/20110412/SPORTS0601/304129945/1008/SPORTS
Of course, anyone within WOWO's then-50,000-watt signal (prior to Inner City Broadcasting's purchase of the station with the main objective being to lower WOWO's power in favor of Inner City's WLIB/New York) might have heard Bob Chase call a Komets game or two.