It’s appointment television. Each and every night, Ken “Hawk” Harrelson will make sure his television is tuned to the pregame show. When the game is over, he won’t miss the postgame show ...

Ken “Hawk” Harrelson didn’t exactly leave the White Sox television broadcast on good terms. The 81-year-old retired after the 2018 season, though as he tells it now, it wasn’t really his ...

Long-time Chicago White Sox broadcaster Hawk Harrelson was interviewed on Foul Territory Tuesday by Scott Braun and AJ Pierzynski, and he had some strong words about his former team.. When ...

For years now, the True Detective stars have joked that they might be related by blood. That idea is the premise of their new ...

Hawk Harrelson's playing days may be too far in the rearview mirror for most modern fans to remember. The South Carolina-born outfielder and first baseman played from 1963 until 1971 and ...

Hawk Harrelson spent a few seasons playing in the MLB. However, he spent 33 years as a play-by-play broadcast announcer for the Chicago White Sox.

Chicago White Sox broadcasting legend Hawk Harrelson spoke to the Chicago Sun-Times about his career and his dissatisfaction at this year's team. It was aggregated by "Awful Announcing." Chicago ...

Former White Sox broadcaster Ken “Hawk” Harrelson retired from his duties in Chicago after the 2018 MLB season, but the 81-year-old indicates there’s more to his departure than what was ...

MINNEAPOLIS — It seemed like a good time to check in on “Hawk.” No one lived and breathed the White Sox more than Ken Harrelson, the retired Hall of Fame broadcaster. There is no bigger fan ...

Ken “Hawk” Harrelson was the guest speaker at the Old-Timers Baseball Association of Will County banquet Thursday evening in Joliet. Here he speaks about his very first at bat in the majors ...

Ken. S. "Hawk" Harrelson was a Major League Baseball player credited with creating the custom of wearing batting gloves. Street Smarts: Who knew? Tucson's Hawk Drive honors a MLB hitter, not a ...

Long before his days as Ken “Hawk” Harrelson’s broadcast partner, Tom, as a player, made some hilarious promotional commercials. In one, he promoted Funny Nose and Glasses Day at old ...