Tuesday's first pitch

First up is a ton of links about Harry the K.

• Bill Conlin says the broadcaster was sent to fans by heaven.


• If you missed the link yesterday, here's Bill Lyon writing about the legend who walked among us.


• Frank Fitzpatrick has the definitive obit.


• There was such great chemistry on the air between Harry and Whitey


• Michael Jack.


• Harry's favorite Richie Ashburnstory.


• Our favorite piece on Harry is Bob Ford's talking about what he meant to a city


• The response inside and outside of baseball. It includes Joe Paterno, The Bull, The Krukker and Vin Scully.


• It was a sad double header, writes Phil Rogers.


• Kalas left a mark in Houston.


• Lancaster has several ties to the Philadelphia treasure.


• Vin Scully talked about Harry the K on air.


• The Evening Sun's Travis Lau says everyone will miss Harry


• Bob Ueker recalls the legend.


• Keith Olbermann blogs that Kalas must have been a good man because his son turned out to be a good man as well.

Well, ballgames were played yesterday.

• The Phillies won yesterday.


• The Orioles' new jerseys made their debut. And the team pulled out a victory.


• Clouds are gathering in Washington.
• Zach Duke was on fire Monday

• Paul Konerko and Jermaine Dye went back-to-back Monday. The cool thing was that it was the 300th home run for both players.


• The Mets opened their new stadium. And it was a great success, writes Mike Lupica. Too bad, the Mets lost. No one should lose when opening a new home


• The Yanks got spanked.

Busy day in beantown: the Red Sawx lost, Nomah retahned, and Jed Lowry went dahn.

• Cirque de Manny has started. Orlando Hudson hit for the cycle.


• The Astros are off to their worst start since 1984.

Troy Glaus and steroids are the talk of St. Louis.