Sherm Feller Belongs in The Boston Red Sox Hall of Fame
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Richard Barnett
9 years ago
Sherm's voice was part of what helped make me a baseball fan -- it helped make each game special.
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Joseph Ogasapian
9 years ago
How can they not have Sherm in the Hall?
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George Roman
10 years ago
His distinctive deep voice IS Fenway Park!
It's a shame that he's not in already!
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Rich Kearney
10 years ago
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Fond memories of Sherm from my days as a vendor at Fenway. Sherm was to the Sox what Johny Most was to the Celtics. Its never wrong to do the right thing he belongs in the Hall.
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Wayne Thornton
10 years ago
I worked at Fenway while in college and my first job out of college was as the promotions director for the team. I had the pleasure of working with Sherm for over a year. I never met anyone with a bigger heart. I have so many great memories of Sherm up in that booth. I find myself driving down the road even now and start laughing to myself about some memory of Sherm. I pray that he is in heaving making everyone around him laugh. I love you Sherm.
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Stefan DelGreco
10 years ago
Sherm's persona was a gentleman and a professional. His passion was a Red Sox ambassador every day of his life.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I first met Sherm at the Kona Gold Restaurant in Randolph and we became friends. Art Johnson said his praise very well!
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Al Augeri
11 years ago
great announcer...many years listening to Sherm and I am almost 86 years old. Miss hearing his voice on my old Atwater Kent radio.
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Al Augeri
11 years ago
great announcer...many years listening to Sherm and I am almost 86 years old. Miss hearing his voice on my old Atwater Kent radio.
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dan frank
12 years ago
One of the great anouncers of all times!!!
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Art Johnson
12 years ago
I had the good fortune to attend many, many games at Fenway Park where Sherm's iconic voice would resonate through the stands. It became an integral part of the experience of attending a game there. Voices such as those of Sherm Feller, Curt Gowdy and Ned Martin are part of the fabric of Red Sox history.
Sherm surely belongs in the Red Sox Hall of Fame.
Art Johnson
Newberry, FL
formerly of
Andover, MA
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Sheryl Fleitman
12 years ago
Sherm was our next door neighbor for years. Quite a character with a huge heart!
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Ron Della Chiesa
12 years ago
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Sherm was the best!
A multi- talented musician, composer, talk show host, humorist,and the Ted Williams of ballpark announcers.
He belongs in the Red Sox Hall of Fame.
This is Sherm's year.
Sinatra loved him and the fans did too!
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Jean Lyman
12 years ago
Do it!!!!!!
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Tricia Sheehan
12 years ago
Sherm Feller belongs in the Hall of Fame
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Barbara Devine
12 years ago
He definitely belongs in the hall of fame.
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richard johnson
12 years ago
he belongs.... the voice of fenway park forever
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bryan conklin
12 years ago
As a Yankee fan hopefully this makes the Red Sox do somerhing that should of been done many years ago.
Yankees but Bob Shepard in long ago.
Sherm's voice was part of what helped make me a baseball fan -- it helped make each game special.
How can they not have Sherm in the Hall?
His distinctive deep voice IS Fenway Park! It's a shame that he's not in already!
Fond memories of Sherm from my days as a vendor at Fenway. Sherm was to the Sox what Johny Most was to the Celtics. Its never wrong to do the right thing he belongs in the Hall.
I worked at Fenway while in college and my first job out of college was as the promotions director for the team. I had the pleasure of working with Sherm for over a year. I never met anyone with a bigger heart. I have so many great memories of Sherm up in that booth. I find myself driving down the road even now and start laughing to myself about some memory of Sherm. I pray that he is in heaving making everyone around him laugh. I love you Sherm.
Sherm's persona was a gentleman and a professional. His passion was a Red Sox ambassador every day of his life. .
I first met Sherm at the Kona Gold Restaurant in Randolph and we became friends. Art Johnson said his praise very well!
great announcer...many years listening to Sherm and I am almost 86 years old. Miss hearing his voice on my old Atwater Kent radio.
great announcer...many years listening to Sherm and I am almost 86 years old. Miss hearing his voice on my old Atwater Kent radio.
One of the great anouncers of all times!!!
I had the good fortune to attend many, many games at Fenway Park where Sherm's iconic voice would resonate through the stands. It became an integral part of the experience of attending a game there. Voices such as those of Sherm Feller, Curt Gowdy and Ned Martin are part of the fabric of Red Sox history. Sherm surely belongs in the Red Sox Hall of Fame. Art Johnson Newberry, FL formerly of Andover, MA
Sherm was our next door neighbor for years. Quite a character with a huge heart!
Sherm was the best! A multi- talented musician, composer, talk show host, humorist,and the Ted Williams of ballpark announcers. He belongs in the Red Sox Hall of Fame. This is Sherm's year. Sinatra loved him and the fans did too!
Do it!!!!!!
Sherm Feller belongs in the Hall of Fame
He definitely belongs in the hall of fame.
he belongs.... the voice of fenway park forever
As a Yankee fan hopefully this makes the Red Sox do somerhing that should of been done many years ago. Yankees but Bob Shepard in long ago.
Good Luck Sherm
This honor is long over-due.