Ray Fosse, the strong-armed MLB catcher whose career was upended when he was bowled over by Pete Rose during the 1970 All-Star Game, has died. He was 74. Carol Fosse, his wife of 51 years, said in a ...

OAKLAND (CBS SF) – Ray Fosse, a legendary broadcaster with the Oakland A's and catcher during the team's 1970s dynasty, died after a longtime battle with cancer, his family announced Wednesday. "It is ...

Longtime big-league catcher and broadcaster Ray Fosse died on Wednesday after a 16-year battle with cancer, according to the Oakland Athletics. Fosse was 74 years old. The Athletics released the ...

Statement from Ray's wife, Carol: "It is with a heavy heart that Carol Fosse, Ray Fosse's wife of 51 years, shares the sad news that Ray Fosse lost his battle to cancer on October 13, 2021 after ...

Longtime Athletics broadcaster and former All-Star catcher Ray Fosse passed away today at age 74, as announced by his wife Carol. Fosse stepped away from the broadcasting booth back in August in order ...

“Along with my wife of 51 years, Carol, today we share that I have been silently battling cancer for the past 16 years. Given my current medical condition, I am taking a step away from the A’s and NBC ...

OAKLAND, CA (WSIL) -- The Oakland A's released a statement this week that shocked all of us. Marion native Ray Fosse announced he has been secretly battling cancer for 16 years and is stepping away ...

Ray Fosse, a former MLB catcher and longtime broadcaster for the Oakland Athletics, died after a battle with cancer on Wednesday. He was 74. Fosse stepped away from his duties with A's in August, ...

(KTXL) – Former Oakland Athletics catcher Ray Fosse has died, the team announced Wednesday. Fosse played for the Athletics from 1973-1975 and won two World Series titles with the team. He served as ...

Ray Fosse, a former MLB catcher and longtime broadcaster for the Oakland Athletics, died after a battle with cancer on Wednesday. He was 74. Fosse stepped away from his duties with A's in August, ...