Dave Wills, Tampa Bay Rays Radio Announcer, Dies at 58

MSN News ^ | 3/5/23 | Harper Lambert

[bray]

Dave Wills, who served as the Tampa Bay Rays radio announcer over the past 18 years, died Sunday, March 5, the Rays and Major League Baseball announced. No cause of death was revealed. He was 58

[bray]

The Experimental mRNA Gene Therapy treatment kills another lab rat.

[ConservativeMind]

The Free Republic Assumed COVID-19 Vaccine Death Obituary Ping



You are being pinged because this death notice was important enough to have its own thread, so you have to admit, it’s important!



Grim Reaper Approved!

[DallasBiff]

Was it Suddenly?

It was, I'll be quiet.

[kiryandil]

Wills was hospitalized in Toronto late in 2022 with what he said was supraventricular tachycardis, a heart condition that caused him to miss the final two weeks of the regular season, according to Topkin.

Whew! THAT was a close call.

For a minute, I thought it might have been caused by Suddenly problems...

[jjotto]

He certainly looked VERY FAR from healthy.

Had announced a Spring Training game Saturday.

Also remembered from his days working for the White Sox.

[gas_dr]

Prove he had it

[No name given]

Rest in piece, Coach.

[No name given]

Rest in piece, Dave.

[No name given]

I thought he was a coach, my apologies.

[Clutch Martin]

Simple.

If you make past 58 you’ll live to 63, if you make it past 63 you’ll live to 68, if you live past 68 you’ll live to 72, if you make it past 72 you’ll live to 78...

If your from India and you live past 10, you’re immune system has the strengh of 7 elephants.

Simple math

[napscoordinator]

A very obese older then 58 years old dies. Shocking. He looked dead when he was alive.

[one guy in new jersey]

You tell him, boss man!

[Jane Long]

Incredible, right?

[frogjerk]

Prove he had it

All major league team announcers had to be full vaccinated if they worked on site in any stadium, which he did. This is why there were issues with John Smoltz and Paul O'Neill broadcasting for the World Series and Yankees respectively, among others who wisely refused the jab.

[gas_dr]

Nope. There were some exceptions granted. The point being is that there is no definitive proof that there was a vaccine given. Which illustrates the entire fallacy of these posts. You assume the position it’s vax related snd the majority of the time it isn’t based on subsequent reports is it is not right there in the article. The intellectual dishonesty of assuming something and publishing it has fact over and over to appear that there is a trend is as dishonest as it comes.

Disgraceful.

[Secret Agent Man]

[bray]

The term you are looking for is plausible deniability.

[Mozzafiato]

Nope. There were some exceptions granted. The point being is that there is no definitive proof that there was a vaccine given. Which illustrates the entire fallacy of these posts.

He was vaccinated because he accompanied the team on 2-3 trips to Toronto during the summer of 2022. A couple of Rays players did not make the trip because they were unvaccinated and Canada was very strict about its entry requirements, no exceptions. So he was vaccinated.

[Mozzafiato]

As a matter of fact he was hospitalized IN Toronto on their last trip in September when he was diagnosed with the heart condition (supraventricular tachycardis).

[gas_dr]

Nope. There were some exceptions granted. The point being is that there is no definitive proof that there was a vaccine given. Which illustrates the entire fallacy of these posts. You assume the position it’s vax related snd the majority of the time it isn’t based on subsequent reports is it is not right there in the article. The intellectual dishonesty of assuming something and publishing it has fact over and over to appear that there is a trend is as dishonest as it comes.

Disgraceful.