ESPN:

ARLINGTON, Texas — Texas Rangers president Nolan Ryan says he spoke by telephone with the widow of the firefighter who died after a fall at Thursday night’s game.
He says Jenny Stone told him that “she’s very concerned about her son and the impact that this is having on him.”
Shannon Stone, 39, fell over a railing in left field during Thursday night’s game in Arlington, Texas, as he reached for a foul ball tossed to him by outfielder Josh Hamilton. Stone was at the game with his 6-year-old son, Cooper.
Jenny Stone, through Ryan, asked that the news media stop showing videos of the incident out of respect for her son. ESPN and MLB.com are honoring the request and have not posted video of the accident.
“She’s very concerned about her son and the impact this is having on him and rightfully so,” Ryan said. “She asked me if I could do anything about the video footage being shown by the news media. I told her I would do what I could.”
After finding out Stone had died, Hamilton went home to be comforted by his wife and kids.
“Hearing the little boy screaming for his daddy and being home with my kids really hit home last night,” he said Friday.
“That’s one of the main things I remember. It’s definitely on my mind and in my heart.”
Ryan said Cooper rode in the front of the ambulance as his father was taken to the hospital.
“It’s one of the saddest things I’ve ever seen at a ballpark,” said Ryan, whose voice cracked slightly. “As I said earlier, it goes down to the basic roots of who we are and what we stand for. As a father and a grandfather, my heart goes out to that family.”

And . . .

The Texas Rangers Foundation has set up a memorial fund to help the Stone family, and Ryan said the team will malke a substantial donation to start it. Fans can go on the club’s website to contribute.

You can donate to the memorial fund here.