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Eye of the Storm: The World’s Best Coverage of the Brooklyn Cyclones

Saturday, Aug. 28, 2004

Fusselle’s on the air, or is he?

By Ed Shakespeare
Play’s the Thing: “I saw it on the radio” is an expression dear to broadcasters of the pictureless medium because it defines what every radio announcer is trying to do — make the listener see in his mind’s eye what is happening on the ball field. Comment.

On Italian Night, a ‘Soprano’ plays bocce

By Ed Shakespeare
Cyclones: It was Italian Heritage Night at Keyspan Park on Aug. 25, and on hand to help celebrate the event was Joe Gannascoli, the actor who plays Vito Spatafore on “The Sopranos.” Gannascoli is a Bensonhurst guy, having grown up near McDonald Avenue and attended Lafayette High School. Comment.
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