On Oct. 2, 1979, the Padres announced a foreign assignment for a familiar voice: Jerry Coleman, their lead radio announcer, would be the latest manager to pilot the young franchise.

Jerry Coleman, truly a man for all seasons — a decorated war hero, Yankee World Series MVP and Hall of Fame San Diego Padres broadcaster — died Sunday at age 89 after a career of more than 70 ...

Jerry Coleman, a former MLB second baseman with the New York Yankees, longtime broadcaster for the San Diego Padres and World War II veteran, passed away on Sunday at the age of 89.

Jerry Coleman, New York Yankees infielder, trying on a Marine dress hat in 1952, when was recalled to duty. He later became a Hall of Fame broadcaster.

Yet Jerry Coleman easily is the most heroic figure the franchise has ever known. Coleman became the lead announcer for the Padres in 1972, serving behind the microphone for all but one of the next ...

Hall of Fame broadcaster Jerry Coleman, a former second baseman for the New York Yankees who interrupted his pro career to fly as a Marine Corps pilot in World War II and Korea, died Sunday, the ...

In the wake of yet another magical sports moment, Monday night’s college football championship game, ESPN’s Keith Olbermann reminded viewers what’s really important in life, memor… ...

Longtime San Diego Padres broadcaster Jerry Coleman died on Sunday after a brief illness. A former All-Star infielder and a Marine Corps pilot who saw combat in both World War II and the Korean ...

Jerry Coleman joined the Scott Garceau Show with Jeremy Conn to talk about the start of Ravens training camp. ... Coleman: "A Lot Of Pressure" On Rookie Stanley. July 27, ...