Picture by Maddie Malhotra/Boston Red Sox/Getty Images I got ta be sincere with you folks: I barely ever before know what I'm gon na create when I support the key-board to do this column each , I'll have a basic concept of what I wan na chat about-- and have the commenters scream at me around, and rightfully so-- however I do not enter into the composing process with a plan of attack and a flag to plant I make certain my previous musings tipped you off to these realities, but I swerve). As I was sitting at a great tavern Sunday afternoon, and as an item of information discovered my desk, the subject of what I 'd be blogging about for the Brushback ended up being obviously clear: legendary radio play-by-play guy Joe Castiglione-- a Hall of Famer-- introduced that he would certainly be retiring after over 4 years in the cubicle calling Red Sox of Fame broadcaster Joe Castiglione, the voice of the Boston Red Sox radio program Red Sox Jerseys, has actually revealed his retired life from the WEEI broadcast cubicle. Thank you for bringing baseball to everybody for over four years, Joe! How do I go around normal Brushback treatments after listening to that?You don't wan na listen to about just how some random schmuck feels regarding a man's pitch mix. Any type of vapor regarding going down 3 out of four in the Bronx can be blown off elsewhere today. You know how to check out Baseball Sage; I do not have to detail it for voice of our summertime is gon na be hanging it up. The voice of the Red Sox for even more than 40 years is going to start his well should have retired life at the end of the routine period. Exactly how might I not discuss this?Let's play a game: proceed and play this clip out from start to complete. View it and report back. Don't worry-- I'll wait, I'm not going Castiglione just announced that he will certainly retired at the end of 2024. After 42 periods with the Red Sox and more than 6, 500 games, I have chosen it's time to retire from a regular program schedule"End of a period. An absolute Legend. Played it? address me this: just how several times did you state what Castig claimed verbatim? I 'd venture to presume you did it at the very least twice.