In a moment, who will echo deeply with fans of Toronto Blue Jais across the country, is ready to return to the booth on Friday night at the Doder Stadium, the beloved broadcaster Bak Martinez, who is calling JAS Oleys Batsman with a long time against Los Angeles Dojers.
76 -year -old Martinez last called a Blue Jais game on May 28, which has now gone away due to health concerns. Recurring of cancer He first fought in 2022,
In an interview with Toronto sunMartinez shared that doctors found that the same cancer had spread to his lungs during a check-up in Houston in this May.
Despite the diagnosis, Martinez told Longley through another round of chemotherapy, “I didn’t know if I was coming back.”
The absence of Martinez from the booth extended for two months, during the time Dan Shulman who joined Siddal. Dan’s son, Ben Shulman, is also recently called Blue Jais Games, with current sports analyst analyst and former head-League Catcher Kaleb Joseph filling.
Now, with the playoff controversy and the baseball world, Martinez is back – not only as a broadcaster, but as a symbol of flexibility.
“I don’t want them to do a big thing,” they said Toronto sun“Hey, I was away. I am back. Let’s start working.”
Following this weekend series at Los Angeles, Martinez said he would return to Toronto for a homestand before going back to Houston for a final Cammo season. He plans to come back full -time on 1 September, when Blue Jais travels to Cincinnati to play Reds.
Martinez has been saying Blue Jais Games with Sportsnet since 2010, initially with Pat Tabler.
Blue Jais enters a series of doors coming from a sweep by Colorado Rockies, with Toronto dropping Rockies 45–6 in three matches. In addition to the winning returns of Martinez, Friday’s game will feature two future hall of fames in starters Max Shezer and Clayton Karshaw.
The first pitch is set to ET at 10:10 pm.