The Ohio Senate has adopted a resolution honoring Tom Hamilton for receiving the 2025 Ford C. Frick Award from the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, recognizing his excellence in broadcasting. Hamilton, who has been the radio announcer for the Cleveland Guardians since 1990, is celebrated for his outstanding commitment to quality broadcasting, his passionate play-by-play commentary, and his significant contributions to the sport of baseball. His work has not only garnered him respect from fans and peers alike but has also played a vital role in the success of the franchise.

In addition to his professional achievements, the resolution highlights Hamilton's dedication to the Cleveland community, noting his selfless contributions and responsible citizenship. The Senate commends him for his unwavering determination and knowledge of the game, emphasizing that his efforts have positively impacted the quality of life in Ohio. The resolution concludes with a formal acknowledgment of Hamilton's accomplishments and a directive for the Clerk of the Senate to provide him with an authenticated copy of the resolution.