I remember Mr. Bell.

Umpiring crew for Game 3 Tuesday the AL championship series lined up in a missing man in a moment of silence for the umpire Wally Bell who died . Apparent heart attack .

Jake Peavy to pitch 4 games Boston began his news conference by offering condolences to the Bell family .

" It is very much a judgment , but a great man as well, " Peavy said, " We are here today, I think of all the people for the people at the club that I know I speak for our men we . was devastated with the news last night and thought and prayer. We live with. His family. " .

A moment of silence was held before the national anthem at Comerica Park, five directors lined up next to each other with a gap between them and the sixth member of the crew.

Dodger Stadium is a moment of silence before the game similar to the 4 NLCS between the Dodgers. St. Louis Cardinals and a picture of the bell has been shown on the stadium video board .

" Deepest condolences to his family, " Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said before the game, " It was a very good judge each class and very often I have a lot of respect for . How he went about his business. , That is bad news for all of us, but our thoughts and our prayers go out to his family . " .

Bell has experience of 21 major league seasons, died Monday at 48 .

"We are shocked and saddened by the good of " Tony Clark, deputy director of the Major League Baseball Players Association , said: "Throughout his playing career , I found that Wally would be the perfect hand. professionals who have the passion and professionalism make him a master of his craft . , on behalf of all the players and staff of the players' Association , I wish to extend condolences sincerely to our talented family. friends and members of the world Association of friend . "

I remember Mr. Bell.