Fenway
05-31-2005, 12:29 PM
Crash kills Red Sox's Spanish broadcaster (http://www.boston.com/ae/tv/articles/2005/05/31/crash_kills_soxs_spanish_broadcaster)
(By Maria Cramer and Heather Allen, Globe Staff And Globe Correspondent)
For thousands and thousands of Spanish-speaking members of Red Sox Nation, Juan Pedro ''J. P." Villaman was the voice, the man who screamed until he was hoarse and laughed easily as he told fans about David Ortiz's mammoth home runs, Manny Ramirez's adventures in left field, and the team's miraculous comebacks.
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Uri Berenguer (L) said he considered broadcast partner J. P. Villaman to be his mentor. In J. P.s eyes, the Red Sox could do nothing wrong, Berenguer said. The pair teamed up for a Red Sox game against the Atlanta Braves on May 20 at Fenway Park. (Globe Staff Photo / Essdras M. Suarez)
(By Maria Cramer and Heather Allen, Globe Staff And Globe Correspondent)
For thousands and thousands of Spanish-speaking members of Red Sox Nation, Juan Pedro ''J. P." Villaman was the voice, the man who screamed until he was hoarse and laughed easily as he told fans about David Ortiz's mammoth home runs, Manny Ramirez's adventures in left field, and the team's miraculous comebacks.
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Uri Berenguer (L) said he considered broadcast partner J. P. Villaman to be his mentor. In J. P.s eyes, the Red Sox could do nothing wrong, Berenguer said. The pair teamed up for a Red Sox game against the Atlanta Braves on May 20 at Fenway Park. (Globe Staff Photo / Essdras M. Suarez)