Lewis Kalb from Medford Lakes, New Jersey, got to live out a lifelong dream to do play-by-play during the third inning of the Nationals-Phillies game on Wednesday night. And it sounded like he had been calling Phillies games on the radio for years. You never know what’s going to happen when a fan steps into…

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• Yahoo Sports

  Lewis Kalb from Medford Lakes, New Jersey, got to live out a lifelong dream to do play-by-play during the third inning of the Nationals-Phillies game on Wednesday night. And it sounded like he had been calling Phillies games on the radio for years. You never know what’s going to happen when a fan steps into…
• The New York Times left

  From @theathletic.com: Longtime Phillies fan Lewis Kalb, 73, dreamed of doing play-by-play. When he won the chance to be behind an MLB mic, he was ready. His performance went viral and pulled in millions of views.
• The Athletic center

  What price do you put on a lifelong dream? For former substitute teacher Lewis Kalb, it was $22,000. The 73-year-old retiree won the Phillies' auction to call an inning on the radio. And he sounded like he'd been doing it for years: nyti.ms/4hjZKua