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We received word that Max Stone, a longtime fixture at Dodger Stadium, has passed away. Our deepest condolences to his friends and family. In addition to the video above, you can read more about Stone in this Kevin Modesti story from the Daily News in 2011.
– Jon Weisman
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crzblue
I remember talking to Mr. Stone. about that game at Wrigley and how he got caught playing hookey. It is not going to be the same not seeing him outside the club level.
Rest in peace Mr Stone.
-Emma
oldbrooklynfan
Sorry to read this, my condolences to his family and friends and may he rest in peace.
crzblue
You are always so sweet OBF. How have you been? Magic # is 6 !!!