Legendary baseball announcer Skip Caray dead at 68

Legendary baseball announcer Skip Caray has died. He was 68 years old. Caray was the voice of the Atlanta braves for 33 years and the son of another baseball broadcasting legend, Harry Caray.

Skip Caray died in his sleep at home on Sunday, the team said.

"We've all lost a very good friend," Braves manager Bobby Cox said. "For me, he was a good buddy — at the park and away from the park. We always had a lot of great laughs. He will be very sorely missed."

The family name will be carried out in the baseball industry with two of Skip Caray's sons. Chip Caray is part of the Braves broadcast team and Josh Caray is working on the radio for the Class A Rome Braves.