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Chicago Sun-Times
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Jeff Agrest

Pat Hughes will be Chicago broadcaster No. 5 in Baseball Hall of Fame — but he’s really No. 1

Pat Hughes reacts after throwing out the first pitch before the Cubs’ home opener this season. (Michael Reaves/Getty Images)

Cubs radio voice Pat Hughes is about to join two exclusive clubs. On Saturday, he’ll become the 47th recipient of the Ford C. Frick Award, earning him induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame. And within that club is a small group of longtime Chicago broadcasters who have won the award:

Bob Elson (1979), Jack Brickhouse (1983), Harry Caray (1989) and Ken “Hawk” Harrelson (2020).

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