Chris Sale, Garrett Mitchell had the classiest messages to Karl Ravech on final broadcast
Chris Sale and Garrett Mitchell shared incredibly classy tributes to Karl Ravech during the legendary broadcaster's final game.
Baseball legend Karl Ravech, known for his 30-year tenure as a respected voice in sports media, concluded his illustrious career with final broadcasts for the 2026 MLB season and the Little League World Series. Despite ESPN's recent layoffs, Ravech remained gracious and appeared on Sunday Night Baseball between the Atlanta Braves and Milwaukee Brewers.
Notably, Atlanta Braves pitcher Chris Sale and Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Garrett Mitchell delivered heartfelt messages to Ravech on this special occasion. Sale, in an interview alongside Ravech, expressed gratitude for Ravech's 30-year career, calling him a "staple in my living room" and praising his ability to make ESPN enjoyable.
Similarly, Brewers outfielder Garrett Mitchell, mic-d up during the game, thanked Ravech for his 30+ years covering baseball, emphasizing that Ravech made watching baseball fun. Both athletes reaffirmed their respect for the veteran broadcaster, their messages adding a touching note to Ravech's farewell.
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