Braves fans, what will you remember most about Skip Caray

Question

"A lotta room in right-center, if he hits one there we can dance in the streets. The 2-1. Swung, line drive left field! One run is in! Here comes Bream! Here's the throw to the plate! He is...safe! Braves win! Braves win! Braves win! Braves win!...Braves win! They may have to hospitalize Sid Bream; he's down at the bottom of a huge pile at the plate. They help him to his feet. Frank Cabrera got the game winner! The Atlanta Braves are National League champions again! This crowd is going berserk, listen!"

Too bad MLB took down all the Youtube videos. Always trying to make a buck and taking away our memories.

Answer 1

I will always remember two things:

How Skip always knew where a fan was from when they caught a foul ball.

The day the 1323 fans in Fulton County Stadium performed the wave.

Skip will be missed.

Answer 2

The way he made you feel you were with him at the game.  The banter in the booth and the excited calls when the Braves won.  He will be missed.  

Answer 3

Just the way he could turn the most ordinary of games into great ones.

Answer 4

Ah yeah...I'll NEVER EVER forget that Sid Bream safe at home call....I cried and cried when the Bravos beat those pesky Pirates.....

I grew up listening to Skip...he was the man..I loved when he and Don Sutton would get into it on the air...funny..good times...good times...

I also loved it when the Bravos and Cubbies would play and Harry & Skip would call a game...it was cool when Harry, Skip & Chip called a game too....

Wow - I'm in shock....RIP Skip....you will be missed....

I bet right now Harry & Skip are calling games in heaven...what a team....

Answer 5

that's it babe! he will always be remembered as the voice of the

Atlanta Braves! he will be missed!

Answer 6

Dude, you're giving me goosebumps . . .

The legacy . . . I like Chip almost as much.  He's got big shoes to fill, though -- reminding me how much I'm torqued at whoever caused TBS not to carry Braves broadcasts.

--EDIT-- to the one below me . . . yeah, the game they're calling has Warren Spahn pitching against "3-Finger" Brown.

(Now I'm giving myself goosebumps . . .)