Longtime Colorado Rockies broadcaster George Frazier dies at 68
Longtime Rockies color analyst and former MLB pitcher George Frazier died Monday at the age of 68, the team announced.
Frazier was a staple on the air from 1998 to 2015, including during the team’s lone World Series appearance, “Rocktober” in 2007. The Oklahoma native won the 1987 World Series as a right-handed pitcher for the Minnesota Twins.
Frazier’s straightforward approach to his on-air analysis was appreciated by Rockies fans. The Tulsa World reported Frazier is survived by his wife, Kay, and sons Matt, Brian and Parker and a daughter, Georgia.
“For a generation of fans, George Frazier was synonymous with Rockies baseball,” the Rockies tweeted.
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