That’s so sad to hear. I hope everything turns out okay. My first game I ever saw at the Stadium was Bobby Murcer Day in August 1983.

I’ve always liked Murcer in the booth. I truly hope that they find nothing but scar tissue.

My thoughts are with the Murcer family

Go Bobby Go! You’re a YANKEE, you can beat this!

Hang in there Bobby! You were my only glimmer of hope through those lean years in my childhood.

Can God Bless his own voice??? If so, God Bless “The Voice Of God”.

Ditto to every thing said, God Bless Bobby Murcer.

Is it just me or do the Yankees seem to have an abnormaly large number of cancer cases in their players? It just seems like anytime someone has something serious, it either gets named after them (Lou Gehrig’s) or it’s cancer. I can’t think to much now but the immediate ones that pop into my head are Murcer of course, Torre, Lowell when he was coming up. I know there are a lot more but I don’t have time to think of them. Anyway, we’re all pulling for you no. 1 (& 2)!

All the best Bobby & family. One of my favorite lines of yours (when they had you miced at Old Timer’s Day a few years back).
Ken: How does the field look out there Bobby.
Bobby: Man, Kenny, you would never get a bad lie out here.

I echo the sentiments expressed above.