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Jerry Coleman was a Major League Baseball player and broadcaster who dedicated his life to the sport. Born on September 14, 1924, in San Jose, California, Coleman started his baseball career at a young age. In 1942, he was signed up by the New York Yankees after being noticed by scout Bill Essick while playing for the Mission Reds in the Pacific Coast League. Coleman played as a second baseman for the Yankees for nine seasons, during which time he won four World Series titles. More about Jerry Coleman
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In 2014, Jerry Coleman passed away at the age of 89. His legacy, however, still lives on. He was inducted into the San Diego Padres Hall of Fame in 2001 and into the National Radio Hall of Fame in 2007. Coleman's contribution to the world of baseball was significant, and he was an integral part of the sport until his final days. Read even more about Jerry Coleman at Wikipedia
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Latest News about Jerry Coleman
MCRD sports facility named after Jerry Coleman (04/03/15): The longtime Padres announcer and Marine pilot served during World War II and the Korean War.
Marine Corps Recruit Depot Sports Facility To Be Named After Jerry Coleman (04/03/15): A sports facility at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego Friday will be named after Marine aviator, New York Yankees second baseman and longtime Padres announcer Jerry Coleman. 
Jerry Coleman: 5 Takeaways From The ‘State Of The Ravens’ Press Conference (02/25/15): Ravens brass addressed the media in their annual "State Of The Ravens" Press conference; here are 5 standout "highlights"
Jerry Coleman: Ravens Fans, In The Mood? (01/09/15): The Ravens have dominated every playoff game at "Patriot's Place" but Coleman is predicting Saturday could be different.
Jerry Coleman: Ravens Fly Into The Playoffs (12/29/14): Before more than 71,000, Ravens doubled up the Browns 20-10, and received a bit of luck with the Chiefs defeating the Chargers 19-7.
Older News Stories about Jerry Coleman
Jerry Coleman: Raven Block Jags Upset Attempt (12/2014): The Ravens clawed out a 20-12 win at M&T Bank Stadium against the 2-12 Jaguars. Jerry Coleman has more from the players after the game.
Jerry Coleman Checks In From The Castle (11/2014): Jerry Coleman joins The Scott Garceau Show with Jeremy Conn and Jason La Canfora to discuss the Ravens coming off their bye week.
Jerry Coleman Checks In From Owings Mills (10/2014): Jerry Coleman joins The Scott Garceau Show with Jeremy Conn to talk about the Ravens game against the Cincinnati Bengals yesterday and the upcoming Steelers game.
Jerry Coleman: Smith Sr. Torches Panthers On And Off Field (09/2014): The Ravens offense triumphs over the Panthers in a decisive 38-10 win at M&T Bank Stadium.
Jerry Coleman Talks Orioles To Scott and Jeremy (08/2014): The Orioles are, or have been, in first place for a while and last night the stadium did not fill up the Orioles homerun derby last night. The Orioles have not had a season like this for a while, since 1997.
Jerry Coleman: Ravens Stand Behind Rice (07/2014): Jerry Coleman has the team reaction to the two-game suspension of Ray Rice. Coach Harbaugh, Torrey Smith and Haloti Ngata speak on behalf of their teammate.
Scott And Jeremy Talk With Jerry Coleman For A Ravens Training Camp Update (06/2014): Some players who have been good this offseason are Dumerville and of course, Ngata. There was some questions about Tim Jernigan but he is actually doing very well and is quick.
Jerry Coleman: Harbaugh Lays Down The Law (05/2014): The Ravens are in the news for all the wrong reasons, as the team opens their first week of Organized Team Activity (OTA’s).
Jerry Coleman: Ravens 2014 Schedule (04/2014): After much ballyhooed, pomp and circumstance. The Ravens 2014 schedule was released, and this year, at least there was no debate on 105.7 The Fan over the Orioles interfering with a home opener.
Pre-game ceremony features Jerry Coleman tribute (03/2014): The ceremonial first pitch of the Padres? season opener against the Los Angeles Dodgers was thrown by Coleman's daughter.
Jerry Coleman: Ravens Keep Their ‘Sizzle’ (02/2014): With headlines swirling around Ravens RB Ray Rice regarding his arrest in Atlantic City, the club attempted to divert their attention to Pro Bowl LB Terrell Suggs' contract extension.
Jerry Coleman: Kubiak Presser (01/2014): In a hastily called news conference, The Ravens finally announced former QB and Texans head coach Gary Kubiak as their third OC in 13 months.
Jerry Coleman: Ravens End At Home With A Dud (12/2013): After not scoring a touchdown against the Detroit Lions on Monday night football their woes continued as the Patriots shut down the Ravens in a 41-7 rout.
Jerry Coleman: Flacco Rips Ravens ‘Wildcat’ (11/2013): Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco expressed his displeasure over the team's usage of the "Wildcat" offense after last week's victory over the Jets.
Jerry Coleman: Ravens Run Game Packs It In (10/2013): Green Bay slapped the Ravens around in 19-17 victory. This was the Ravens’ first loss at home dating back to December of last year against the Broncos.
Jerry Coleman: A Questionable Offseason (09/2013): After another winning season, the Orioles front office has many issues to address. Buck Showalter and VP Dan Duquette will certainly be busy and have many important decisions ahead of them.
Jerry Coleman: A Crucial Oriole Road Trip Lies Ahead (08/2013): The Orioles begin what could be a “decisive road trip” this week, being just two games out of the second wild card spot chasing Tampa Bay and Oakland.
Jerry Coleman: Super Bowls Are Not Won, But Lost In Training Camp (07/2013): Field Reporter, Jerry Coleman went to the defending Super Bowl Champion Baltimore Ravens Training Camp to see what the players and coaches had to say about this year's camp. They all seem focused on the task at hand.
Jerry Coleman: Ravens Honored During White House Ceremony (06/2013): It was a celebration with friends and family as Obama opened with how the Ravens overcame so much adversity and no matter what obstacle was thrown in their way their way, the team always prevailed.
Jerry Coleman and Bob Chandler talk opening day (04/2013): Veteran Padres broadcasters Jerry Coleman and Bob Chandler weigh in on opening day at Petco Park. …
Jerry Coleman : Joe Flacco Had Leverage (03/2013): Hopefully now, the Ravens will be able to retain a few key players, particularly, WR Anquan Boldin.
Jerry Coleman: Orioles Can Be A Playoff Team In 2013 (02/2013): Why can’t the Orioles be a favorite to make the playoffs again, in 2013?
105.7 The FAN EXCLUSIVE: Jerry Coleman Sits Down With Jack Harbaugh (01/2013): I got to know Jack Harbaugh years ago when his son started in Baltimore. Now, the proudest dad in the NFL, and a former college coach, sits down to preview a “nerve racking ” Super [...]
The Bishop’s School honors Padres announcer Jerry Coleman (11/2012): The Bishop’s School honored San Diego Padres announcer and World War II and Korean War veteran Jerry Coleman with the Bishop’s School Medal at a ceremony on Nov. 2. A former Yankee, Coleman is the only major leaguer to have served in two world wars.
Jerry Coleman: Ravens Prepared For Patriots (09/2012): The Ravens say they will be fully prepared for their Sunday Night showdown against the Patriots. New England eliminated them from the postseason and going to the Super Bowl just a few months ago.
Padres To Unveil Statue Honoring Jerry Coleman (08/2012): The Padres announced Wednesday they will unveil a statue of longtime play-by-play announcer Jerry Coleman during ceremonies next month to honor his 70 years in baseball.
Jerry Coleman Breaks Down Ravens Training Camp 7/31 (07/2012): News from Ravens camp including info on Sergio Kindle and Bryant McKinnie.
Jerry Coleman: Tiger Talks His Game (06/2012): Returning to Congressional might just be the spark Tiger Woods requires to get his game back. He won at this course in 2009 but a lot has changed for Tiger Woods since his victory three years ago in Maryland.
Jerry Coleman: Mark Reynolds (04/2012): 22 strike outs on the year second most in the American League. Reynolds- at the time of this posting – has 985 career strike outs which is an extremely high and alarming number when his [...]
ESCONDIDO: Padres announcer Jerry Coleman joins holiday celebrations (12/2011): ESCONDIDO ---- It's Jerry Coleman week in Escondido, with the longtime San Diego Padres announcer conducting a book signing Tuesday night and serving as grand marshal of the city's Christmas Parade on Saturday.
Plane to be Dedicated to Jerry Coleman New (10/2011): Local baseball star and Marine pilot Lt. Col. Jerry Coleman will receive a special dedication at the San Diego Air and Space Museum Thursday. Photo Credit: Getty Images/Ezra Shaw
Jerry Coleman Recounts His Life In Baseball, Military (08/2011): Hes known as the colorful announcer for the San Diego Padres for four decades now, and as a former star player with the New York Yankees.