Ed Randall

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Ed Randall is a regular contributor on ESPN Classic’s anthology shows.

Randall performs weekly for the critically-acclaimed show on WFAN-Radio, Ed Randall’s Talking Baseball. Randall is a survivor of prostate cancer.[1]

[edit] References

  1. ^ Ed Randall's Bat For The Cure.
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