Official Scorer Red Foley Dies At 79

Red Foley died today at Booth Memorial Hospital in Flushing. He’s one of the most well known scorers in baseball history. He scored ten World Series’ and worked more than 3,000 games between 1966-2002. Red also worked for the Daily News for 34 years before retiring in 1981 covering New York sports teams. He covered baseball almost exclusively from 1970-1981, primarily covering the New York Mets.

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