Warner Fusselle dies at 68
RIP Warner Fusselle, a veteran, venerable announcer heard on everything from Brooklyn Cyclones and St. John’s baseball to Seton Hall basketball to “This Week in Baseball.’’ He died of an apparent heart attack Sunday at age 68.
Fusselle had been the Cyclones’ lead announcer since their inception in 2001 – the minor league team once held a Warner Fusselle Bobblehead Night – but his eclectic career also included calling games for the ABA Virginia Squires during Julius Erving’s days with the team. He also had vast collections of baseball books and music records.
More sports media
Failure to identify: Why did WFAN's Gregg Giannotti miss Boomer Esiason's Radio HOF ceremony?
2m read
Top-rated WFAN co-host. Former NFL MVP. Now add Radio Hall of Fame to Boomer's resume
4m read
Dave Sims feels your pain, Yankees fans, but he still thinks they can come back
3m read
Former Mets, Isles broadcaster Howie Rose gets tribute at UBS Arena
2m read
Knicks, now Yankees. What a start for WFAN's McMonigle.
2m read
