List of current Major League Baseball broadcasters
The following is a list of current (as of the 2021 season) Major League Baseball broadcasters for each individual team. Some franchises have a regular color commentator while others (such as the Milwaukee Brewers) use two play-by-play announcers, with the primary often doing more innings than the secondary. Secondary play-by-play announcers are noted by bold and the number of innings of play-by-play are listed after.
In pay television, 15 teams broadcast on Fox Sports Networks affiliates (including the New York Yankees on YES Network), four on NBC Sports Regional Networks affiliates and four on AT&T SportsNet affiliates. Meanwhile, the New York Mets are broadcast on SportsNet New York; Los Angeles Dodgers on Spectrum SportsNet LA; Chicago Cubs on Marquee Sports Network; Baltimore and Washington on Mid-Atlantic Sports Network; Boston on New England Sports Network; and Toronto on Sportsnet.
Regional broadcasters
American League
| Team | Primary play-by-play | Secondary play-by-play or color analyst | Field reporter(s) | Studio host(s) | Studio analyst(s) | Flagship station(s) | Number of affiliates |
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| Baltimore | Geoff Arnold (select games) Kevin Brown (select games) Brett Hollander (select games) |
Ben McDonald (primary) Melanie Newman (select games) |
WJZ-FM | 38[1] | |||
| Scott Garceau (primary) Kevin Brown (select games) |
Jim Palmer Ben McDonald |
Melanie Newman or Brett Hollander | MASN | ||||
| Boston | Joe Castiglione (primary) Will Flemming (when Castiglione is off) |
Will Flemming (primary) Lou Merloni (primary) Sean McDonough (primary) Dave O'Brien (select games) |
Mike Mutnansky | WEEI-FM | 56[2] | ||
| Dave O'Brien (primary) Tom Caron or Mike Monaco (when O'Brien is on assignment for ACC Network) |
Jerry Remy (select games) Dennis Eckersley (select games) |
Jahmai Webster | Tom Caron Adam Pellerian |
Dennis Eckersley, Tim Wakefield, Jim Rice, Lenny DiNardo, Manny Delcarmen, and Jarrod Saltalamacchia | NESN | ||
| Uri Berenguer | WCCM (Spanish Radio) | ||||||
| Chicago White Sox | Len Kasper | Darrin Jackson | WMVP | 17[3] | |||
| Jason Benetti (primary) Chuck Swirsky (select games) Andy Masur (select games) |
Steve Stone (primary) Frank Thomas (select games) |
Chuck Garfien | Bill Melton, Ozzie Guillen, and Scott Podsednik | NBC Sports Chicago | |||
| Hector Molina | Billy Russo | WRTO (Spanish) | |||||
| Cleveland | Tom Hamilton (when Rosenhaus is off, he works by himself) Jim Rosenhaus (spring training games that are only on MLB.com and select games when Hamilton is off) Tim Alcorn (of Indians radio affiliate WEOL when both Hamilton and Rosenhaus are off) |
Jim Rosenhaus (2) Tim Belcher (select games with Rosenhaus or Alcorn) Mike Hargrove (select games with Rosenhaus when Hamilton is off) Jason Stanford (select games with Rosenhaus when Hamilton is off) Andre Knott (select spring training games with Rosenhaus) |
WTAM/WMMS[4] | 28[5] | |||
| Matt Underwood (primary)
Al Pawlowski (during Underwood's absences) |
Rick Manning (primary) Jensen Lewis (select home games; middle innings) |
Andre Knott | Al Pawlowski | Jensen Lewis | Fox SportsTime Ohio | ||
| Detroit | Dan Dickerson | Jim Price | Jeff Riger | WXYT AM/FM | 47[6] | ||
| Matt Shepard[7] | Kirk Gibson and Jack Morris[7] | John Keating, Mickey York, Trevor Thompson, Johnny Kane, Brooke Fletcher | Craig Monroe and Dan Petry | Fox Sports Detroit | |||
| Houston | Robert Ford (primary) Steve Sparks (select games) Mike Capps (select games) Michael Coffin (select games) Bill Brown (select games) |
Steve Sparks (primary) Larry Dierker (select games) Todd Kalas (select non-TV games or spring training) Michael Coffin (select games) Bill Brown (select games) Geoff Blum (select games) |
Crawford Jones | KBME/KTRH | 29[8] | ||
| Todd Kalas (primary) Kevin Eschenfelder (select games) |
Geoff Blum (primary) Mike Stanton (select games) Larry Dierker (select games) Steve Sparks (select games, mainly spring training) |
Julia Morales | Kevin Eschenfelder or Butch Alsandor | Mike Stanton Brian Bogusevic |
AT&T SportsNet Southwest[9] | ||
| Francisco Romero | Alex Treviño | KLAT (Spanish Radio) | |||||
| Kansas City | Denny Matthews (home games and select road games) Ryan Lefebvre (select road games) Steve Physioc (select road games) Steve Stewart (spring training games that are exclusively on MLB.com) |
Steve Physioc (select home games) Ryan Lefebvre (select home games) Steve Stewart (games that Matthews does not work and select games with Matthews) Joel Goldberg (select games) |
Steve Stewart | KCSP | 75[10] | ||
| Ryan Lefebvre (primary) Steve Physioc (select games) |
Rex Hudler (primary) Jeff Montgomery (select games) |
Joel Goldberg | Jeff Montgomery | Fox Sports Kansas City | |||
| Los Angeles Angels | Terry Smith (primary) Wayne Hagin (select games) Steve Klauke (select games) Roger Lodge (select spring training games) |
Mark Langston (primary) José Mota (select games; mostly spring training) Bobby Grich (select games) Mark Gubicza (select spring training games) |
KLAA / KSPN |
7[11] | |||
| TBA Terry Smith (spring training games, select games) |
Mark Gubicza (primary) Tim Salom (select games) José Mota (spring training games, all are simulcast on radio) |
Alex Curry | Patrick O'Neal or Kent French | Tim Salmon or José Mota | Fox Sports West (most games)/ Fox Sports Prime Ticket (some games)/ KCOP-TV (used for NBA/NHL playoff conflicts) |
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| Jose Tolentino | KWKW (Spanish Radio) | ||||||
| Minnesota | Cory Provus (primary) Kris Atteberry (select games) |
Dan Gladden (primary) Kris Atteberry (select games) |
Kris Atteberry | WCCO or KMNB-FM 98[12] | |||
| Dick Bremer (primary) Kris Atteberry (select spring training games that are simulcast on radio with Gladden) |
Roy Smalley (select games) Justin Moreau (select games) Jack Morris (select games) Jim Kaat (select games) LaTroy Hawkins (select games) |
Marney Gellner or Audra Martin | Anthony LaPanta | Tim Laudner | Fox Sports North | ||
| Alfonso Fernández | Tony Oliva | KMNV / KMNQ (Spanish Radio) |
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| New York Yankees | John Sterling | Suzyn Waldman | Sweeny Murti (post game) | WFAN & WFAN-FM | 28[13] | ||
| Michael Kay (primary) Ryan Ruocco (select games) Ken Singleton (select games) |
Paul O'Neill (primary) John Flaherty (three innings only when working with Singleton, just analysis when working with Kay, Lorenz, or Ruocco) David Cone (all four rotate by series, occasionally two will work with the play-by-play broadcaster) |
Meredith Marakovits, Jack Curry, Chris Shearn, or Ryan Ruocco, or Justin Shackil | Bob Lorenz, Nancy Newman or Chris Shearn (YES Network) | Andy Adler (WPIX) | YES Network (most games) | ||
| PIX 11/Prime Video (21 games) | |||||||
| Rickie Ricardo | Francisco Rivera | TUDN Radio (Spanish Radio) | |||||
| Oakland | Ken Korach (primary) Vince Cotroneo (select games) Donny Baarns (spring training games that are exclusively on MLB.com) Dominic Cotroneo (spring training games that are exclusively on MLB.com) |
Vince Cotroneo (select games) Roxy Bernstein (select games) Ray Fosse (select non-televised games; 3, just color commentary if Korach and Cotroneo are working as well) Coco Crisp (select games) Guy Haberman (select games) Brett Dolan (select games) Jeff Hem (spring training games with Baarnes that are exclusively on MLB.com) Dominic Cotroneo (spring training games with Baarnes that are exclusively on MLB.com) |
Chris Townsend | KNEW and iHeartRadio's A's Cast | 12[14][15] | ||
| Glen Kuiper (primary) Vince Cotroneo (select games) Roxy Bernstein (select games) |
Ray Fosse (primary) Dallas Braden (35 as analyst, 54 as field reporter) |
Kara Tsuboi (select home games) | Brodie Brazil | Shooty Babitt, Bip Roberts, Dallas Braden, and Dave Stewart | NBC Sports California | ||
| Amaury Pi-Gonzalez | Manolo Hernández-Douen | KIQI / losathleticos.com[16] | |||||
| Seattle | Rick Rizzs (primary) Aaron Goldsmith (select games) Dave Sims (select spring training games) Gary Hill (select games) |
Aaron Goldsmith (about 115-120 games when he's not on TV or MLB on Fox) Dave Sims (about 40 games when Goldsmith is on TV) Mike Blowers (select games) Gary Hill (select games) Mark McLemore (select games, usually when Rizzs or Goldsmith is filling in for Sims on TV) Ken Phelps (select games) Brad Adam (select games) Ryan Rowland-Smith (select games) |
Shannon Drayer | Gary Hill or Matt Pitman | KIRO or KTTH (if a conflict with the Seattle Seahawks) | 30[17] | |
| Dave Sims (primary; about 120 games) Rick Rizzs (select games) Aaron Goldsmith (about 40 games) Brad Adam (select games) |
Mike Blowers (primary) Dan Wilson (select games) Gary Hill (select games) Jay Buhner (select home games as a 2nd Analyst) Bill Krueger (select games) Dave Valle (select games) |
Jen Mueller | Angie Mentink or Brad Adam | Bill Krueger or Dave Valle | Root Sports Northwest | ||
| Alex Rivera | Julio Cruz | KBRO (Spanish Radio) | 2 | ||||
| Tampa Bay | Andy Freed or Dave Wills (rotate every game between primary and secondary play-by-play) Neil Solondz (spring training games with Baarnes that are exclusively on MLB.com) |
Dave Wills or Andy Freed (rotate every game between primary and secondary play-by-play) Neil Solondz (select games) Andy Sonnanstine (select spring training games w/ Solondz) Dante Bichette (select spring training games w/ Solondz) |
Neil Solondz | WDAE or WHNZ (if a conflict with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers) | 21[18] | ||
| Dewayne Staats (primary) Kevin Burkhardt (select games) Rich Hollenberg (select games) |
Brian Anderson (primary) Orestes Destrade (select games) Doug Waechter (select games) |
Tricia Whitaker | Rich Hollenberg | Orestes Destrade or Doug Waechter | Fox Sports Sun | ||
| Ricardo Taveras | Enrique Oliu | WGES (Spanish radio) Fox Sports Sun en Español via SAP (Spanish TV) |
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| Texas | Eric Nadel (primary) Matt Hicks (select games) Jared Sandler (spring training games with Baarnes that are exclusively on MLB.com) Dominic Cotroneo (spring training games with Baarnes that are exclusively on MLB.com) Ryan Rouillard (spring training games with Baarnes that are exclusively on MLB.com) |
Matt Hicks (primary) Eric Nadel (select games in spring training on webcasts where Hicks does the primary play-by-play) Jared Sandler (select games) Dave Raymond (select games) Dominic Cotroneo (spring training games that are exclusively on MLB.com with Sandler) Ryan Rouillard (spring training games that are exclusively on MLB.com) Doug Greenwald (spring training games that are exclusively on MLB.com) |
Jared Sandler | KRLD-FM or KRLD (if there is a conflict with the Dallas Cowboys) | 70[19] | ||
| Dave Raymond (about 140 games, including about 10 games with Nitkowski and Grieve) C. J. Nitkowski (about 10 games) |
C. J. Nitkowski (around 100 games, including about 10 games with Raymond and Grieve) Tom Grieve (around 70 games, including about 10 games with Raymond and Nitkowski) David Murphy (select games) |
Emily Jones, Erin Hartigan, John Rhadigan, Lesley McCaslin, or Sarah Merrifield | Dana Larson | Mark McLemore Iván Rodríguez (select games) Mike Bacsik (select games) |
Fox Sports Southwest (Select spring, all non national TV regular) KTXA (Spring training) |
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| Eleno Ornelas | Benji Gil or Jose Guzman | KZMP (Spanish radio) | |||||
| Victor Villalba | Jose Guzman | Canal de Tejas (TW 194 Dallas & CTX, RGV, Corpus Christi, & Laredo TW 889) (Spanish TV- 18 games)[20] |
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| Toronto | Ben Wagner | Kevin Barker (primary) Duane Ward (select games) |
CJCL | 15[21] | |||
| Buck Martinez (primary) Dan Shulman (about 50 games with Martinez and Tabler) |
Pat Tabler (primary) Joe Siddall (select games) Buck Martinez (games that Shulman is doing play-by-play) |
Hazel Mae or Arash Madani | Jamie Campbell Hazel Mae Arash Madani |
Joe Siddall, Kevin Barker, and Cliff Floyd | Sportsnet/Sportsnet One | ||
| Jacques Doucet | Rodger Brulotte | TVA Sports (French) | |||||
| Jeremy Filosa | Alex Agostino | CHMP-FM (French) | |||||
National League
| Team | Play-by-play | Analyst(s) or secondary play-by-play | Field reporter(s) | Studio host(s) | Studio analyst(s) | Flagship station(s) | Number of affiliates |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arizona | Greg Schulte (primary) Mike Ferrin (spring training games with Baarnes that are exclusively on MLB.com) |
Tom Candiotti (primary) Luis Gonzalez (select games) Mike Ferrin (select games) Ken Phelps (select games) J. J. Putz (select games, mainly spring training webcasts with Ferrin) Willie Bloomquist (select spring training webcasts with Ferrin) Randy Johnson (select webcasts with Ferrin) |
Mike Ferrin | KTAR (daytime games) KMVP-FM (evening or weekend games) |
18[22] | ||
| Steve Berthiaume (primary) Greg Schulte (select games) |
Bob Brenly (primary) Luis Gonzalez (select games) Tom Candiotti (select games) |
Jody Jackson Kate Longworth |
Todd Walsh Jody Jackson |
Joe Borowski and Brandon Webb | Fox Sports Arizona | ||
| Arturo Ochoa | Rodrigo Lopez or Richard Saenz | KBMB (Spanish Radio) | 3 | ||||
| Oscar Soria | Jerry Romo | KPHE-LD (Spanish TV) | |||||
| Atlanta | Jim Powell (primary) Ben Ingram (select games) |
Joe Simpson (primary) Ben Ingram (3 with Powell; select games) Kevin McAlpin (select games; mainly spring training) Mark Lemke (select games) |
Kevin McAlpin | Ben Ingram | Mark Lemke Leo Mazzone Jay Howell |
WCNN / WNNX | 138[23] |
| Chip Caray | Jeff Francoeur (primary) Joe Simpson (select games) Tom Glavine (select games with Caray and Simpson) |
Paul Byrd Kelly Crull |
Jerome Jurenovich | Brian Jordan andNick Green | Fox Sports South/Southeast | ||
| Chicago Cubs | Pat Hughes (primary) Zach Zaidman (select games) Mick Gillispie (3; spring training games that are exclusively on MLB.com; select games on spring training games on WSCR) |
Zach Zaidman (play-by-play in the fifth inning while Hughes is off) Ron Coomer (primary) Dave Otto (select games) Mick Gillispie (3; spring training games that are exclusively on MLB.com) Randy Wehofer (3; spring training games webcasts with Gillespie) |
David Schuster | Zach Zaidman | Ryne Sandberg | WSCR | 44[24] |
| Jon Sciambi (primary) Chris Myers (select games) |
Jim Deshaies (primary) Ryan Dempster (select games) Mark DeRosa (select games) Rick Sutcliffe (select games) |
Taylor McGregor (primary) Elise Menaker (select games) Cole Wright (primary) Chris Myers (select games) Ryan Dempster (select games) Elise Menaker (select games) |
Lou Piniella (select games) Doug Glanville (select games) Carlos Peña (select games) Dan Plesac (select games) Jason Hammel (select games) Mark Grace (select games) |
Marquee Sports Network | |||
| Elio Benitez | Héctor Fabregas | WRTO (Spanish Radio) | |||||
| Cincinnati | Tommy Thrall | Jeff Brantley Doug Flynn (select games) Sam LeCure (select games) Danny Graves (select games) |
Dave "Yiddy" Armbruster | WLW or WCKY (if a scheduling conflict with the Cincinnati Bengals) | 52[25] | ||
| John Sadak (primary) Jim Day (select games) |
Chris Welsh (primary) Jeff Brantley (select games) |
Jim Day Jeff Piecoro Brian Giesenschlag |
Jim Day, Jeff Piecoro, Brian Giesenschlag, Charlie Walter |
Sam LeCure Danny Graves (select games) |
Fox Sports Ohio4 | ||
| Colorado | Jack Corrigan | Mike Rice (select games) Mark Johnson (select games) Jay Alves (select games) Ryan Spilborghs (select games) Jenny Cavnar (select games) |
Mike Rice | KOA (AM) or KHOW if there is a scheduling conflict with the Denver Broncos | 37[26] | ||
| Drew Goodman (primary) Jack Corrigan (select games) Marc Stout (select games) Jenny Cavnar (select games) |
Jeff Huson (primary) Ryan Spilborghs (select games, occasionally with both Goodman and Huson) Jenny Cavnar (select games) Cory Sullivan (select games) |
Marc Stout or Jenny Cavnar | Jenny Cavnar or Marc Stout | Jeff Huson (select games he's not broadcasting) Cory Sullivan Ryan Spilborghs (select games he's not broadcasting) Jason Hirsh |
AT&T SportsNet Rocky Mountain | ||
| Salvador Hernandez (PBP) | Carlos Valdez (PBP) | Hector Salazar (C) | KNRV (Spanish Radio) | ||||
| Los Angeles Dodgers | Charley Steiner (primary) Tim Neverett (during Steiner's absences) |
Rick Monday (with Steiner and Neverett) Ned Colletti (select games) |
Tim Cates | David Vassegh | KLAC | 18[27] | |
| Joe Davis Tim Neverett (during Davis's Fox Sports assignments) John Hartung (select spring training games) Rick Monday (select spring training games that are simulcast on radio with Colletti) |
Orel Hershiser (primary) Nomar Garciaparra (sometimes, Davis, Hershiser, and Garciaparra combine for a 3-man team) Jerry Hairston Jr. (select spring training games with Hartung) Ned Colletti (select spring training games with Monday that are simulcast on radio) |
Kelli Tennant | John Hartung | Orel Hershiser (games he's not broadcasting) Nomar Garciaparra (games he's not broadcasting) Jerry Hairston, Jr. Ned Colletti |
Spectrum SportsNet LA7 KTLA (at least 5 games simulcast with Sportsnet LA, option for more) |
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| Jaime Jarrín | KTNQ (Spanish Radio) | ||||||
| Pepe Yñiguez | Fernando Valenzuela and Manny Mota | Spectrum SportsNet LA (via Spanish SAP) | |||||
| Miami | Glenn Geffner (primary) Dave Van Horne (select games) |
JP Arencibia (select games) Gaby Sánchez (select games) Kelly Saco (select games) |
Kyle Sielaff | WINZ / WZTU-HD2 | 7[28] | ||
| Paul Severino (primary) Craig Minervini (select games) |
Todd Hollandsworth (primary) Jeff Nelson (select games) |
Craig Minervini or Jessica Blaylock or Kelly Saco | Jeff Nelson, Gaby Sánchez, or Tommy Hutton, or J.P. Arencibia | Fox Sports Florida | |||
| Luis 'Yiky' Quintana | José Luis Nápoles (select games) Alberto Ferreiro (select games) |
WAQI (Spanish Radio) Fox Sports Florida en Español via SAP (Spanish TV) |
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| Milwaukee | Bob Uecker (between 100-120 games) Jeff Levering (games without Uecker) Lane Grindle (select spring training games) Brian Anderson (select spring training games) Craig Coshun (select spring training games) |
Jeff Levering (with Uecker) Lane Grindle (with Levering) Brian Anderson (select spring training games) Bill Schroeder (just color analyst for some games filled in (mainly spring training) but some games he filled in for spring training, he has done play-by-play) Matt Pauley (select games) Craig Coshun (select spring training games) Tim Dillard (spring training games that are exclusively on MLB.com) |
Matt Pauley | WTMJ | 36[29] | ||
| Brian Anderson (primary) Matt Lepay (about 30 games filling in for Anderson when working for TBS) Craig Coshun (select spring training games) Jeff Levering (select games) |
Bill Schroeder | Sophia Minnaert | Craig Coshun or Dario Melendez | Jerry Augustine and Bill Schroeder | Fox Sports Wisconsin | ||
| Hector Molina | Kevin Holden | WYTU-LD (Spanish TV) | |||||
| New York Mets | Howie Rose (primary) Wayne Randazzo (games without Rose) |
Wayne Randazzo (3) Ed Coleman (select games) John Franco (select games) |
Ed Coleman (pregame) Wayne Randazzo (postgame) Brad Haller (fill-in) |
WCBS | |||
| Gary Cohen (primary) Ron Darling (select games, mainly spring training) Gary Apple (select spring training games) Scott Braun (select games) Wayne Randazzo (select spring training games) |
Ron Darling (about 100-110 games) Keith Hernandez (about 100-110 games) Todd Zeile (select games) |
Steve Gelbs Justine Ward (select games) |
Gary Apple Eamon McAnaney (select games) |
Todd Zeile Jim Duquette (select games) |
SNY (most games) or PIX 11 (25 games) |
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| Max Perez-Jimenez | Nestor Rosario or Juan Alicea | WQBU (Spanish Radio) | |||||
| Philadelphia | Scott Franzke | Larry Andersen (home games) Kevin Frandsen (road games) |
WIP-FM | 18[30] | |||
| Tom McCarthy (primary) TBA (when McCarthy is on assignment for NFL on CBS) |
John Kruk (91 games) Ben Davis (91 games) Jimmy Rollins (select games) Rubén Amaro Jr. (select games) |
Michael Barkann | Ricky Bottalico Ben Davis (select games) Rubén Amaro Jr. (select games) |
NBC Sports Philadelphia / NBC Sports Philadelphia Plus / WCAU-TV (home opener, selected Fri./Sat. games) |
4[31] | ||
| Danny Martinez | Bill Kulik | WTTM (Spanish Radio) | 2[32] | ||||
| Pittsburgh | Greg Brown (alternates each game with Block) Joe Block (alternates each game with Brown) |
John Wehner (select games) Bob Walk (select games) Joe Block (in playoff games, Brown does the play-by-play for the first three and the rest of the game, and Block does the middle three) Kevin Young (select games) Matt Capps (select games) Michael McKenry (select games) |
Chris Mack | Kevin Orie and/or Jack Zduriencik | KDKA-FM | 41[33] | |
| Greg Brown (alternates each game with Block) Joe Block (alternates each game with Brown) Rob King (select games) |
John Wehner (select games) Bob Walk (select games) Kevin Young (select games) Matt Capps (select games) Michael McKenry (select games) |
Robby Incmikoski or Dan Potash | Rob King, Stan Savran or Dan Potash | Michael McKenry | AT&T SportsNet Pittsburgh | ||
| St. Louis | Mike Shannon (home games) John Rooney (road games) Chris Hrabe (select spring training games) Tom Ackerman (select spring training games) Mike Claiborne (select spring training games) |
John Rooney (games with Shannon) Ricky Horton (road games) Mike Claiborne (select spring training games) Al Hrabosky (select games with Rooney) Chris Hrabe (select spring training games) Tom Ackerman (select spring training games) Kyle McClellan (select spring training games) |
Mike Claiborne (primary) Chris Hrabe (select games) Tom Ackerman (select games) |
Kyle McClellan (select games) | KMOX | 111[34] | |
| Dan McLaughlin (primary) Rick Horton (select games) |
Al Hrabosky (primary) Rick Horton (about 25 games) Tim McCarver (about 30 games) Jim Edmonds (about 30 games) Rick Ankiel (select spring training games) Brad Thompson (select games) |
Jim Hayes, Scott Warmann, or Sara Dayley, or Erica Weston | Jim Hayes | Ricky Horton (select games, will split duties for about 80 games) Al Hrabosky (select games, will split duties for about 80 games) Rick Ankiel (select games) Andy Benes (select games) Brad Thompson (about 20 games) |
Fox Sports Midwest 5 | ||
| San Diego | Jesse Agler | Tony Gwynn Jr. | Rich Herrera | Randy Jones or Bob Chandler | KWFN | ||
| Don Orsillo (primary) Mike Pomeranz (select games) Jesse Agler (select games) |
Mark Grant Mark Sweeney (about 25 games) Tony Gwynn Jr. (about 30 games) |
Bob Scanlan Annie Heilbrunn |
Chris Ello | Rich Herrera Randy Jones (select games) Tony Gwynn Jr. (select games) |
Fox Sports San Diego (also available in Spanish via SAP) |
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| Eduardo Ortega | Carlos Hernández and Pedro Gutiérrez | XEMO (Spanish Radio) | |||||
| San Francisco | Jon Miller (primary) Duane Kuiper (for KNTV and national TV games) Dave Flemming (during Miller's absences) Doug Greenwald (select spring training games) Joe Ritzo (select spring training games) |
Dave Flemming or Mike Krukow (non-TV games) or Duane Kuiper (3) (during Miller's absences) Shawn Estes (select games, mainly spring training) Jeremy Affeldt (select spring training games) Javier Lopez (select spring training games) Erwin Higueros (select spring training games) Joe Ritzo (select spring training games with Greenwald) Rocky Koplik (select spring training games with Greenwald) |
KNBR | 14[35] | |||
| Duane Kuiper (select games) Jon Miller (select games) Dave Flemming (select games) |
Mike Krukow (120 games) Javier López (select games that Krukow doesn't do) Shawn Estes (select games that Krukow doesn't do) |
Amy Gutierrez[36] | Greg Papa | Rich Aurilia,Shawn Estes, Tim Flannery,Michael Morse, and Pat Burrell | NBC Sports Bay Area | ||
| Jon Miller (select games) Dave Flemming (select games) |
Mike Krukow (120 games) Javier López (select games that Krukow doesn't do) Shawn Estes (select games that Krukow doesn't do) |
Raj Mathai[37] | KNTV (selected Fri./Sat. games) | 8 | |||
| Erwin Higueros | Tito Fuentes | KXZM (Spanish Radio) |
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| Washington | Charlie Slowes (primary) Dave Jageler (select games) |
Dave Jageler (primary) Pete Medhurst (select games filling in for Jaegler when he is doing TV duties) |
Phil Wood | WJFK-FM WFED |
15[38] | ||
| Bob Carpenter (primary) Dave Jageler (select games) |
F. P. Santangelo (primary) Michael Morse (select games) |
MASN | |||||
Radio broadcaster inning formats
Under the broadcasters list above, in the secondary play-by-play/color analyst column, the secondary play-by-play broadcaster is bolded if they also do play-by-play (all of which are on radio). Identified below are which innings those broadcasters do play-by-play (including extra innings in bold, if applicable).
American League
- Baltimore: None; formerly innings 3–4, 6–7, and even extra innings (through 2018)
- Boston: Innings 3–4, 7–8, and even extra innings
- Chicago White Sox: Innings 4-5 (with Jackson); Innings 3–4, 7, and even extra innings
- Cleveland: Innings 4-5
- Houston: Innings 3–4, 7, and even extra innings (it used to be 4,7, 12, 15, 18 from 2013 through 2017 spring training, also used to be 3, 6–7, and even extra innings at the beginning of the 2017 season)
- Kansas City: Innings 3–4, 6–7, and even extra innings
- Minnesota: Innings 4–6, and odd extra innings (formerly Innings 3–4, 6–7, and odd extra innings up through 2013)
- Oakland: Innings 3–4, 7, and even extra innings
- Seattle: Innings 3, 6–7, and even extra innings (formerly 3–4, 7, and even extra innings from 2011-2012)
- Tampa Bay: Innings 3–4, 7–8, and even extra innings (Wills and Freed switch every game so one will do innings 1–2, 5–6, 9, and odd extra innings for one game and the next game, that broadcaster will do play-by-play in innings 3–4, 7–8, and even extra innings).
- Texas: Innings 3–4, 7, and even extra innings
- Toronto: Innings 3–4, 7-8 and odd extra innings (formerly innings 5-6 from 2013-2016)
National League
- Atlanta: Innings 4–6, and odd extra innings; Innings 3–4, 6–7, and odd extra innings when Ingram fills in for Powell and works with Sutton.
- Chicago Cubs: Inning 5; innings 4-6 when Joniak or Zaidman fills in for Hughes and work with Coomer); innings 3–4, 7 (for spring training games broadcast on MLB.com where Gillispie or Wehofer work with Kasper)
- Cincinnati: Innings 3, 7, and even extra innings
- Colorado: Innings 2–3, 6–7, and even extra innings
- Miami: Innings 3–4, 7–8, and even extra innings
- Milwaukee: Innings 3–4, 7, and 10-11, 14–15, 18-19 with Uecker and Levering; innings 4–6, and 10-11, 14–15, 18-19 with Levering and Grindle
- New York Mets: Innings 3–4, 7, and even extra innings
- Philadelphia: Innings 4-5 (home games only)
- St. Louis: Innings 3–4, 7–8, and even extra innings (home games); Innings 3–4, 7, and even extra innings (road games)
- San Diego: Innings 3–4, 7–8, and even extra innings
- San Francisco: Innings 3–4, 7, and even extra innings
- Washington: Innings 3–4, 6–7, and even extra innings
National broadcasters
Regular season
All-Star Game and postseason
Regular season and the All-Star Game
| Game | Play-by-play | Color commentator | Network |
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| MLB All-Star Game Home Run Derby Sunday Night Baseball and Saturday Game of the Week |
Jon Sciambi (lead) Roxy Bernstein (secondary) |
Chris Singleton | ESPN Radio |
Postseason
| Game | Play-by-play | Analyst | Network |
|---|---|---|---|
| MLB Postseason on ESPN Radio | Jon Sciambi (select NLDS and the NLCS games (2015–present) Dan Shulman (select ALDS and ALCS games, and World Series (2015–present) Dave O'Brien (select ALDS games) Karl Ravech (select NLDS games) |
Jessica Mendoza (along with Sciambi (NLCS), and (World Series) Kyle Peterson (along with Sciambi (NLDS) Chris Singleton (along with Shulman) Jim Bowden (along with O'Brien) Tim Kurkjian (along with Ravech) |
ESPN Radio |
International broadcasters
Africa
| Country | Broadcaster |
|---|---|
| Sub-Saharan Africa | ESPN |
Americas
| Country | Broadcaster |
|---|---|
 Argentina |
ESPN, Fox Sports |
 Bolivia |
ESPN, Fox Sports |
 Brazil |
ESPN, Fox Sports |
.svg.png.webp){kind=small} Canada |
Sportsnet, TVA Sports, TSN, RDS, DAZN (via MLB Network feed) |
 Caribbean |
ESPN, Fox Sports |
 Chile |
ESPN, Fox Sports |
 Colombia |
ESPN, Fox Sports |
 Costa Rica |
ESPN, Fox Sports |
 Cuba |
Tele Rebelde |
 Dominican Republic |
Digital 15, ESPN, Fox Sports |
 Ecuador |
ESPN, Fox Sports |
 El Salvador |
ESPN, Fox Sports |
 Guatemala |
ESPN, Fox Sports |
 Honduras |
ESPN, Fox Sports |
 Mexico |
ESPN, Fox Sports, Televisa |
 Nicaragua |
ESPN, Fox Sports |
 Panama |
ESPN, Fox Sports , TVMax |
 Paraguay |
ESPN, Fox Sports |
 Peru |
ESPN, Fox Sports |
 Puerto Rico |
ESPN, Fox Sports, TBS, TNT, WAPA 2 Deportes |
 Uruguay |
ESPN, Fox Sports |
 Venezuela |
ESPN, IVC,LaTeleTuya, Fox Sports |
Asia
| Country | Broadcaster |
|---|---|
 Japan |
NHK, TV Asahi, J Sports, DAZN |
 South Korea |
MBC, MBC Sports+ |
 Taiwan |
FTV, Fox Sports Asia |
 Hong Kong MacauSoutheast Asia |
Fox Sports Asia |
Europe
| Country | Broadcaster |
|---|---|
 Austria
|
DAZN |
 France |
beIN Sports |
 Denmark
|
NENT |
 Spain
|
Movistar Deportes |
 United Kingdom
|
BT Sport |
Middle East and North Africa
| Country | Broadcaster |
|---|---|
 MENA |
beIN Sports |
Oceania
| Country | Broadcaster |
|---|---|
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ESPN |
 New Zealand | |
| Pacific Islands | |
 Papua New Guinea |
All-Star Game and postseason
| Game | Play-by-play | Analyst or second play-by-play | Network |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 Major League Baseball All-Star Game presented by MasterCard | Dan Shulman | Buck Martinez | MLB International |
| 2020 World Series presented by YouTube TV | Matt Vasgersian |
See also
Notes
- ^ Some Cincinnati Reds games also air on Fox Sports Indiana,[39] Fox Sports Tennessee, and Fox Sports Southeast[40] (channel varies by region).
- ^ Some St. Louis Cardinals games are also available on Fox Sports Indiana, Fox Sports Tennessee, and Fox Sports Southeast[41] (channel varies by region).
- ^ If Jon Miller of the Giants is off, Duane Kuiper will work the first 3 and last 3 innings on TV while Dave Flemming does the middle 3 innings on TV. On radio, Flemming does the first 3 and last 3 innings of play-by-play on radio and Kuiper does the middle 3 innings on radio.
- ^ If Kuiper is off, Miller will do the first 3 and last 3 innings on TV, with Flemming doing the middle 3 innings on TV. Flemming also does the first and last 3 innings on radio and Miller does the middle 3 innings.
- ^ If Flemming is off or is on assignment for ESPN, Kuiper does TV for the first and last 3 innings and the middle 3 on radio. Miller does the first and last 3 innings on radio while doing the middle 3 on TV.
References
- Baltimore Orioles Radio Network
- Boston Red Sox Radio Network
- "White Sox Radio Affiliates". whitesox.com. MLB Advanced Media. Retrieved March 8, 2015.
- Indians Radio Affiliates | indians.com: Schedule. Indians.com (2014-06-25). Retrieved on 2014-06-26.
- Indians Press Release (February 5, 2014). "Cleveland Indians announce 2014 Spring Training broadcast schedule". Cleveland.Indians.MLB.com. Retrieved March 27, 2014.
Longtime flagship radio station WTAM AM 1100 will broadcast 10 games, including the opener. Meanwhile, for the second year, some Indians Spring Training games also will appear on the FM home of the Indians, WMMS 100.7 FM.
- Detroit Tigers Radio Affiliates MLB.com
- Fenech, Anthony (January 14, 2019). "Matt Shepard, Kirk Gibson, Jack Morris new Detroit Tigers' broadcast team". Detroit Free Press. Retrieved January 15, 2019.
- Houston Astros Radio Affiliates | astros.com: Schedule. Houston.astros.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
- Astros, Rockets reach deal on new network MLB.com News August 3, 2010
- Royals Radio Network | royals.com: Schedule. Kansascity.royals.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
- Angels Broadcast Affiliates | angelsbaseball.com: Schedule. Losangeles.angels.mlb.com. Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
- Twins Radio Network | twinsbaseball.com: Schedule. Minnesota.twins.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
- New York Yankees Radio Network
- Radio Broadcast Affiliates | oaklandathletics.com: Schedule. Oakland.athletics.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
- "Oakland Athletics off the radio waves in the Bay Area, commit to A's Cast stream". The Mercury News. 2020-02-18. Retrieved 2020-02-18.
- A Voice of Beisbol is Benched, Joel Millman, The Wall Street Journal, 23 September 2010 retrieved 24 September 2010
- Seattle Mariners Radio Network
- Tampa Bay Rays Radio Network
- Texas Rangers Radio Affiliates | texasrangers.com: Schedule. Texas.rangers.mlb.com. Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
- "TIME WARNER CABLE PRESENTS OVER 100 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL GAMES IN SPANISH IN TEXAS AND LOS ANGELES". Time Warner Cable. Retrieved 2010-04-06.
- Toronto Blue Jays Radio Network
- Broadcast Affiliates | dbacks.com: Schedule. Arizona.diamondbacks.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
- Atlanta Braves Radio Network
- Chicago Cubs Radio Network
- Reds on Radio Affiliates | reds.com: Schedule. Cincinnati.reds.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
- TV/RADIO AFFILIATES | ColoradoRockies.com: Schedule. Colorado.rockies.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
- Los Angeles Dodgers Radio Network
- Miami Marlins Radio Network
- Brewers Radio Network | brewers.com: Schedule. Milwaukee.brewers.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
- Philadelphia Phillies Radio Network
- 2010 Philadelphia Phillies Media Guide, page 366
- SBN Team «. Beisbol.net. Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
- Pirates Radio Network | pirates.com: Schedule. Pittsburgh.pirates.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
- Cardinals Radio - TV Affiliates | cardinals.com: Schedule. Stlouis.cardinals.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
- "Broadcast Affiliates". Major League Baseball Advanced Media. January 1, 2010. Retrieved November 11, 2010.
- Top Plays | CHC@SF: Burrell blasts a grand slam in the fifth - Video | MLB.com: Multimedia. Mlb.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
- Raj Mathai. NBC Bay Area. Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
- Washington Nationals Radio Affiliates
- Fox Sports Indiana Announces 2011 Cincinnati Reds Telecast Schedule
- FOX Sports Tennessee, SportSouth to Televise 123 Reds Games during 2011 MLB Season
- Cardinals Baseball on FSN
External links
- "Report: Jerry Remy, Dennis Eckersley expected to call all 60 Red Sox games remotely from NESN studio". masslive. 2020-06-26. Retrieved 2020-07-28.
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