List of World Series broadcasters

The following is a list of national American television and radio networks and announcers that have broadcast World Series games over the years. It does include any announcers who may have appeared on local radio broadcasts produced by the participating teams.

For more details on this topic, see World Series television ratings.

Television

Television coverage of the World Series began in 1947. Since that time, seven different men have broadcast eight or more different World Series as a play-by-play or color commentator. They are (through 2015) Tim McCarver (24 times), Joe Buck (18), Mel Allen (11), Vin Scully (11, 13 more seasons on radio), Curt Gowdy (11), Joe Garagiola (9), and Al Michaels (8).

2010s

Year Network Play-by-play announcer Color commentator Field reporters Pregame hosts Pregame analysts Trophy presentation
2015 Fox Joe Buck Harold Reynolds and Tom Verducci Ken Rosenthal and Erin Andrews Kevin Burkhardt Alex Rodriguez, Raúl Ibañez, Pete Rose (Games 1-3), Frank Thomas and Kevin Millar (Games 4-5) Erin Andrews
2014 Fox Joe Buck Harold Reynolds and Tom Verducci Ken Rosenthal and Erin Andrews Kevin Burkhardt Gabe Kapler, Frank Thomas, Nick Swisher and David Ortiz (Games 1–2) Erin Andrews
2013 Fox Joe Buck Tim McCarver Ken Rosenthal and Erin Andrews Matt Vasgersian Harold Reynolds, Jimmy Rollins and A. J. Pierzynski Erin Andrews
2012 Fox[1] Joe Buck Tim McCarver Ken Rosenthal and
Erin Andrews (Games 1–2, 4)
Chris Myers (Game 3)
Matt Vasgersian Harold Reynolds, Eric Karros and A. J. Pierzynski Erin Andrews
2011 Fox[2] Joe Buck Tim McCarver Ken Rosenthal Chris Rose Eric Karros and A. J. Pierzynski Chris Rose
2010 Fox Joe Buck Tim McCarver Ken Rosenthal Chris Rose Eric Karros and Ozzie Guillén Chris Rose

Notes

2000s

Year Network Play-by-play announcer Color commentator Field reporters Pregame hosts Pregame analysts Trophy presentation
2009 Fox Joe Buck Tim McCarver Ken Rosenthal and Mark Grace Chris Rose Eric Karros, Mark Grace and Ozzie Guillén Chris Rose
2008 Fox Joe Buck Tim McCarver Chris Myers and Ken Rosenthal Jeanne Zelasko Kevin Kennedy with
Mark Grace (Games 1–2)
Eric Karros (Games 3–5)
Jeanne Zelasko
2007 Fox Joe Buck Tim McCarver Chris Myers and Ken Rosenthal Jeanne Zelasko Kevin Kennedy with
Eric Byrnes and Eric Karros (Games 1–2)
Joe Girardi and Mark Grace (Games 3–4)
Jeanne Zelasko
2006 Fox Joe Buck Tim McCarver Chris Myers and Ken Rosenthal Jeanne Zelasko Kevin Kennedy with
Eric Byrnes (Games 1–2)
Joe Girardi (Games 3–5)
Jeanne Zelasko
2005 Fox Joe Buck Tim McCarver Chris Myers Jeanne Zelasko Kevin Kennedy Jeanne Zelasko
2004 Fox Joe Buck Tim McCarver Chris Myers Jeanne Zelasko[20] Kevin Kennedy Jeanne Zelasko
2003 Fox Joe Buck Tim McCarver Steve Lyons Jeanne Zelasko Kevin Kennedy Jeanne Zelasko
2002 Fox Joe Buck Tim McCarver Steve Lyons Jeanne Zelasko Kevin Kennedy Jeanne Zelasko
2001 Fox Joe Buck Tim McCarver Steve Lyons Jeanne Zelasko Kevin Kennedy Jeanne Zelasko
2000 Fox Joe Buck Tim McCarver and Bob Brenly Keith Olbermann Steve Lyons Keith Olbermann

Notes

1990s

Year Network Play-by-play announcers Color commentators Field reporters Pregame hosts Pregame analysts Trophy presentation
1999[35] NBC Bob Costas Joe Morgan Jim Gray and Craig Sager Hannah Storm Barry Larkin Jim Gray
1998[36] Fox Joe Buck Tim McCarver and Bob Brenly Chip Caray Steve Lyons Chip Caray
1997[37] NBC Bob Costas Joe Morgan and Bob Uecker Jim Gray Hannah Storm and Keith Olbermann   Hannah Storm and Jim Gray
1996[38][39] Fox Joe Buck Tim McCarver and Bob Brenly Chip Caray Steve Lyons and Dave Winfield Chip Caray
1995 The Baseball Network
ABC (Games 1, 4–5)
NBC (Games 2–3, 6)
Al Michaels (ABC)
Bob Costas (NBC)
Jim Palmer and Tim McCarver (ABC)
Joe Morgan and Bob Uecker (NBC)
Lesley Visser (ABC)
Jim Gray (NBC)
John Saunders (ABC)
Hannah Storm (NBC)
Hannah Storm
1994 Canceled due to 1994–95 strike.
1993[40] CBS Sean McDonough Tim McCarver Lesley Visser and Jim Gray Pat O'Brien and Andrea Joyce Tim McCarver
1992[41] CBS Sean McDonough Tim McCarver Jim Kaat and Lesley Visser Pat O'Brien Jim Kaat
1991[42][43] CBS Jack Buck Tim McCarver Jim Kaat, Lesley Visser and Andrea Joyce Pat O'Brien Tommy Lasorda[44] (Games 1–2, 4–[45]–7) Jim Kaat
1990[46] CBS Jack Buck Tim McCarver Jim Kaat and Lesley Visser Pat O'Brien Jim Kaat

Notes

1980s

Year Network Play-by-play announcers Color commentators/Secondary play-by-play Field reporters Pregame hosts Pregame analysts Trophy presentation
1989 ABC Al Michaels Jim Palmer and Tim McCarver Gary Thorne and Joe Morgan Al Michaels[49][50] Jim Palmer and Tim McCarver Gary Thorne
1988 NBC[51] Vin Scully[52] Joe Garagiola Bob Costas and Marv Albert Bob Costas and Marv Albert Bob Costas
1987 ABC[53] Al Michaels[54] Jim Palmer and Tim McCarver Reggie Jackson and Gary Bender Al Michaels Jim Palmer and Tim McCarver Reggie Jackson
1986 NBC Vin Scully Joe Garagiola Bob Costas[55] and Marv Albert Bob Costas and Marv Albert Bob Costas
1985 ABC Al Michaels[56] Jim Palmer and Tim McCarver Reggie Jackson Al Michaels Reggie Jackson Reggie Jackson[57]
1984 NBC Vin Scully[58] Joe Garagiola Bob Costas and Len Berman Bob Costas and Len Berman Bob Costas
1983 ABC Al Michaels Howard Cosell and Earl Weaver Reggie Jackson and Tim Brant[59] Howard Cosell[60] Reggie Jackson Reggie Jackson
1982 NBC[61] Joe Garagiola and Dick Enberg[62] Tony Kubek[63] Bob Costas and Byron Day[64] Dick Enberg[65] Tom Seaver Bob Costas
1981 ABC Keith Jackson (Games 1–2, 6)
Al Michaels (Games 3–5)
Howard Cosell and Jim Palmer Bob Uecker and Jim Lampley Howard Cosell[66] Jim Palmer Bob Uecker
1980 NBC Joe Garagiola[67] Tony Kubek and Tom Seaver Merle Harmon[68] Bryant Gumbel[69] Bob Gibson and Ron Luciano Bryant Gumbel

Notes

1970s

Year Network Play-by-play announcers Color commentators/Secondary play-by-play Field reporters Pregame hosts Pregame analysts Trophy presentation
1979 ABC Keith Jackson (Games 1–2, 6–7)
Al Michaels (Games 3–5)
Don Drysdale and Howard Cosell   Howard Cosell   Don Drysdale
1978 NBC Joe Garagiola Tony Kubek and Tom Seaver   Curt Gowdy   Tony Kubek
1977 ABC Keith Jackson Howard Cosell and Tom Seaver   Bill White[78] (Games 1–2, 6)
Ross Porter (Games 3–5)
  Bill White
1976 NBC Joe Garagiola Tony Kubek and
Marty Brennaman (Games 1–2)
Phil Rizzuto (Games 3–4)
  Joe Garagiola   Tony Kubek
1975 NBC Curt Gowdy (Games 1, 3, 5, 7)
Joe Garagiola (Games 2, 4, 6[79])
Tony Kubek and
Dick Stockton (Games 1, 6[80])
Ned Martin (Games 2, 7)
Marty Brennaman (Games 3–5)
  Joe Garagiola   Tony Kubek and Marty Brennaman
1974 NBC Curt Gowdy Tony Kubek and
Vin Scully (Games 1–2)
Monte Moore (Games 3–5)
  Joe Garagiola   Tony Kubek and Monte Moore
1973 NBC Curt Gowdy Tony Kubek and
Monte Moore (Games 1–2, 6–7)
Lindsey Nelson (Games 3–5)
  Joe Garagiola[81]   Tony Kubek and Monte Moore
1972 NBC Curt Gowdy Tony Kubek and
Al Michaels[54] (Games 1–2, 6–7)
Monte Moore[82] (Games 3–5)
  Joe Garagiola   Tony Kubek and Monte Moore
1971 NBC Curt Gowdy Chuck Thompson (Games 1–2, 6–7)
Bob Prince (Games 3–5)
Tony Kubek Joe Garagiola[83] Sandy Koufax Bob Prince
1970 NBC Curt Gowdy Jim McIntyre (Games 1–2)
Chuck Thompson (Games 3–5)
Tony Kubek Joe Garagiola Sandy Koufax and Mickey Mantle Chuck Thompson

Notes

1960s

Year Network Play-by-play announcers Color commentators/Secondary play-by-play Field reporters Pregame hosts Pregame analysts Trophy presentation
1969 NBC Curt Gowdy Bill O’Donnell (Games 1–2)
Lindsey Nelson (Games 3–5)
Tony Kubek Jim Simpson Sandy Koufax[87] and Mickey Mantle Lindsey Nelson[88]
1968 NBC Curt Gowdy Harry Caray (Games 1–2, 6–7)
George Kell (Games 3–5)
Tony Kubek Pee Wee Reese Sandy Koufax Ernie Harwell
1967 NBC Curt Gowdy Ken Coleman (Games 1–2, 6–7)
Harry Caray (Games 3–5)
  Pee Wee Reese Sandy Koufax Harry Caray
1966 NBC Curt Gowdy Vin Scully (Games 1–2)
Chuck Thompson (Games 3–4)
  Jim Simpson   Chuck Thompson
1965 NBC Ray Scott and Vin Scully     Bob Wolff Joe Garagiola Vin Scully
1964 NBC Harry Caray and Curt Gowdy (Games 1–2, 6–7)
Phil Rizzuto and Joe Garagiola (Games 3–5)
    Bob Wolff Joe Garagiola Harry Caray
1963 NBC Mel Allen and Vin Scully     Bob Wolff Joe Garagiola Vin Scully
1962 NBC Mel Allen and Russ Hodges     Bob Wolff Joe Garagiola Mel Allen
1961 NBC Mel Allen Joe Garagiola       Mel Allen
1960 NBC Mel Allen and Bob Prince         Bob Prince

Notes

See also: Wiping

1950s

Year Network Play-by-play announcers
1959 NBC Vin Scully[93][94] and Jack Brickhouse[95]
1958 NBC[96] Mel Allen and Curt Gowdy
1957 NBC[97] Mel Allen[98] and Al Helfer
1956 NBC[99] Mel Allen and Vin Scully
1955 NBC Vin Scully and Mel Allen
1954 NBC[100] Russ Hodges and Jack Brickhouse
1953 NBC Mel Allen[101] and Vin Scully
1952 NBC[102] Mel Allen[103] and Red Barber
1951 NBC Jim Britt and Russ Hodges[104]
1950 NBC, ABC and CBS Jim Britt and Jack Brickhouse[105]

Notes

1940s

Year Network Play-by-play announcers
1949 NBC, CBS, DuMont and ABC Jim Britt[119]
1948 NBC, CBS, DuMont and ABC Red Barber[120]
Tom Hussey (Games 1–2, 6)
Van Patrick (Games 3–5)[121]
1947 NBC[122][123] (Games 1, 5)
CBS (Games 3–4)
DuMont (Games 2, 6–7)
Bob Stanton[124]
Bob Edge
Bill Slater

Notes

Surviving telecasts

All telecasts of World Series games starting with 1975 (RedsRed Sox) are accounted for and exist. This is a full record of World Series telecasts prior to 1975 that are known to exist in whole or part:

Radio

2010s

Year Network Play-by-play announcers Color commentators Pregame hosts Pregame analysts
2015 ESPN Dan Shulman Aaron Boone Marc Kestecher Chris Singleton and Peter Pascarelli
2014 ESPN Dan Shulman Aaron Boone Marc Kestecher Jon Sciambi, Chris Singleton and Peter Pascarelli
2013 ESPN Dan Shulman Orel Hershiser Marc Kestecher Jon Sciambi, Chris Singleton and Peter Pascarelli
2012 ESPN Dan Shulman Orel Hershiser Marc Kestecher Jon Sciambi, Chris Singleton and Peter Pascarelli
2011 ESPN Dan Shulman Orel Hershiser and Bobby Valentine Marc Kestecher Jon Sciambi, Chris Singleton and Peter Pascarelli
2010 ESPN Jon Miller Joe Morgan Marc Kestecher Jon Sciambi, Dave Campbell and Peter Pascarelli

Notes

2000s

Year Network Play-by-play announcers Color commentators Pregame hosts Pregame analysts
2009 ESPN Jon Miller Joe Morgan Jon Sciambi Dave Campbell and Peter Pascarelli
2008 ESPN Jon Miller Joe Morgan Jon Sciambi Dave Campbell and Peter Pascarelli
2007 ESPN Jon Miller Joe Morgan Jon Sciambi Dave Campbell and Peter Pascarelli
2006 ESPN Jon Miller Joe Morgan Dan Shulman Dave Campbell and Peter Pascarelli
2005 ESPN Jon Miller Joe Morgan Dan Shulman Dave Campbell
2004 ESPN Jon Miller Joe Morgan Dan Shulman Dave Campbell
2003 ESPN Jon Miller Joe Morgan Dan Shulman Dave Campbell
2002 ESPN Jon Miller Joe Morgan Dan Shulman Dave Campbell
2001 ESPN Jon Miller Joe Morgan Charley Steiner Dave Campbell
2000 ESPN Jon Miller
Charley Steiner (Game 3)[138]
Dave Campbell[139] Charley Steiner

Notes

1990s

Year Network Play-by-play announcers Color commentators Pregame hosts Pregame analysts
1999 ESPN Jon Miller Rick Sutcliffe Charley Steiner Dave Campbell
1998 ESPN Jon Miller Joe Morgan Charley Steiner Kevin Kennedy
1997 CBS Vin Scully[146][147] Jeff Torborg[147] John Rooney  
1996 CBS Vin Scully[148] Jeff Torborg[149] John Rooney[150]  
1995 CBS Vin Scully[151] Jeff Torborg[152] John Rooney[153]  
1994 Cancelled due to 1994 strike.
1993 CBS Vin Scully[154] Johnny Bench John Rooney[155]  
1992 CBS Vin Scully[156] Johnny Bench[156] John Rooney  
1991 CBS Vin Scully[157] Johnny Bench[157] John Rooney[158]  
1990 CBS Vin Scully[159] Johnny Bench[160] John Rooney[161]  

Notes

1980s

Year Network Play-by-play announcers Color commentators/Secondary play-by-play Pregame hosts
1989 CBS Jack Buck[163] Johnny Bench[163] John Rooney
1988 CBS Jack Buck[164] Bill White[165] John Rooney[166]
1987 CBS Jack Buck[167] Bill White[167] John Rooney[167]
1986 CBS Jack Buck[168] Sparky Anderson[169] Win Elliot
1985 CBS Jack Buck Sparky Anderson Win Elliot
1984 CBS Jack Buck Brent Musburger[170] Win Elliot
1983 CBS Jack Buck[171] Sparky Anderson Win Elliot
1982 CBS Vin Scully Sparky Anderson Win Elliot
1981 CBS Vin Scully Sparky Anderson Win Elliot
1980 CBS Vin Scully Sparky Anderson Win Elliot

Notes

... then you would run for Gibson and have Sax batting. But, we have a big 32 pitch coming here from Eckersley. Gibson swings, and a fly ball to deep right field! This is gonna be a home run! Unbelievable! A home run for Gibson! And the Dodgers have won the game, five to four; I don't believe what I just saw! I don't believe what I just saw! Is this really happening, Bill? One of the most remarkable finishes to any World Series Game...a one-handed home run by Kirk Gibson! And the Dodgers have won it...five to four; and I'm stunned, Bill. I have seen a lot of dramatic finishes in a lot of sports, but this one might top almost every other one.

1970s

Year Network Play-by-play announcers Color commentators/Secondary play-by-play Pregame hosts
1979 CBS Vin Scully[177] Sparky Anderson[178] Win Elliot
1978 CBS Bill White and Ross Porter Win Elliot Brent Musburger
1977 CBS[179] Ross Porter[180] (Games 1–2, 6)
Bill White (Games 3–5)
Win Elliot Ralph Kiner
Jerry Coleman
1976 CBS[181] Bill White (Games 1–2)
Marty Brennaman (Games 3–4)
Win Elliot Brent Musburger
1975 NBC[182] Marty Brennaman (Games 1–2, 6–7)
Ned Martin (Games 3, 5–6)
Dick Stockton (Games 4, 7)
Joe Garagiola (Games 1, 3, 5, 7)
Curt Gowdy[183][184] (Games 2, 4, 6)
 
1974 NBC Monte Moore (Games 1–2)
Vin Scully[185] (Games 3–5)
Jim Simpson  
1973 NBC Bob Murphy (Games 1–2, 6–7)
Monte Moore (Games 3–5)
Jim Simpson  
1972 NBC Monte Moore (Games 1–2, 6–7)
Al Michaels (Games 3–5)
Jim Simpson  
1971 NBC Bob Prince (Games 1–2, 6–7)
Bill O’Donnell (Games 3–7)
Jim Simpson  
1970 NBC[186] Chuck Thompson (Games 1–2)
Jim McIntyre (Games 3–5)
Jim Simpson  

Notes

1960s

Year Network Play-by-play announcers Color commentators/Secondary play-by-play Pregame hosts
1969 NBC Ralph Kiner (Games 1–2)
Bill O’Donnell (Games 3–5)
Jim Simpson  
1968 NBC Ernie Harwell[188] (Games 1–2, 6–7)
Jack Buck (Games 3–5)
Pee Wee Reese
Jim Simpson (Game 7)
 
1967 NBC Harry Caray (Games 1–2, 6–7)
Ken Coleman[189] (Games 3–5)
Pee Wee Reese
Jim Simpson (Game 7)
 
1966 NBC Chuck Thompson (Games 1–2)
Vin Scully (Games 3–4)
Bob Prince  
1965 NBC By Saam and Joe Garagiola    
1964 NBC Phil Rizzuto[190] and Joe Garagiola (Games 1–2, 6–7)
Harry Caray and Curt Gowdy (Games 3–5)
   
1963 NBC Ernie Harwell and Joe Garagiola    
1962 NBC George Kell and Joe Garagiola    
1961 NBC Bob Wolff and Waite Hoyt[191]    
1960 NBC[192][193] Chuck Thompson[194] and Jack Quinlan    

Notes

1950s

Year Network Play-by-play announcers Pregame hosts
1959 NBC Mel Allen[93] and By Saam
1958 NBC Bob Wolff and Earl Gillespie[195] Buddy Blattner
1957 NBC Bob Neal and Earl Gillespie[196] Bill Corum
1956 Mutual Bob Wolff and Bob Neal Bill Corum
1955 Mutual Al Helfer[197] and Bob Neal Frankie Frisch
1954 Mutual[198] Al Helfer and Jimmy Dudley Frankie Frisch
1953 Mutual Al Helfer and Gene Kelly Bill Corum
1952 Mutual Al Helfer and Jack Brickhouse[199] Bill Corum
1951 Mutual[200] Mel Allen and Al Helfer
1950 Mutual Mel Allen[201] and Gene Kelly[202]

1940s

Year Network Play-by-play announcers Pregame hosts
1949[203] Mutual Mel Allen and Red Barber
1948[204] Mutual Mel Allen and Jim Britt[205]
1947 Mutual Mel Allen and Red Barber[206]
1946 Mutual Jim Britt and Arch McDonald Bill Corum
1945 Mutual[207] Bill Slater and Al Helfer Bill Corum
1944 Mutual Bill Slater and Don Dunphy Bill Corum
1943 Mutual Red Barber and Bob Elson Bill Corum
1942 Mutual Red Barber and Mel Allen Bill Corum
1941 Mutual[208] Red Barber and Bob Elson Bill Corum
1940 Mutual Red Barber and Bob Elson Mel Allen

1930s

Year Network Play-by-play announcers Color commentators
1939 Mutual Red Barber and Bob Elson
1938[209] NBC Red
NBC Blue[210]
CBS
Mutual
Red Barber[211] and Tom Manning
Johnny O'Hara and George Higgins
John Harrington, Pat Flanagan, and France Laux
Bob Elson and Stan Lomax
George Hicks
Rosey Rowswell
Bill Dyer and Mel Allen
Quin Ryan and David Driscoll
1937 NBC
CBS
Mutual
Tom Manning and Red Barber[212]
France Laux[213]
Bob Elson and Johnny O'Hara
Warren Brown and George Hicks
Bill Dyer and Paul Douglas
David Driscoll
1936 NBC[214]
CBS
Mutual
Tom Manning, Ty Tyson, and Red Barber
France Laux
Bob Elson
Warren Brown
Boake Carter and Bill Dyer
Gabriel Heatter and Tony Wakeman
1935 NBC
CBS
Mutual
Hal Totten[215] and Ty Tyson
France Laux and Jack Graney
Bob Elson[216] and Red Barber
Graham McNamee and Boake Carter
Truman Bradley
Quin Ryan
1934 NBC
CBS
Tom Manning[217] and Ford Bond
France Laux and Pat Flanagan
Graham McNamee
Ted Husing
1933 NBC[218]
CBS
Hal Totten and Tom Manning
Fred Hoey, France Laux, and Roger Baker
Graham McNamee
Ted Husing
1932 NBC[219]
CBS
Hal Totten and Tom Manning
Bob Elson and Pat Flanagan
Graham McNamee
Ted Husing
1931 NBC[220]
CBS[221]
Graham McNamee[222]
Ted Husing
Tom Manning and George Hicks

1930 NBC[223]
CBS
Graham McNamee
Ted Husing

Notes

1920s

Year Network Play-by-play announcers Color commentators
1929 NBC[227]
CBS
Graham McNamee
Ted Husing
1928 NBC[228]
CBS
Graham McNamee
J. Andrew White
Phillips Carlin

1927 NBC
CBS
Graham McNamee[229]
J. Andrew White
Phillips Carlin

1926 Westinghouse Graham McNamee Phillips Carlin
1925 Westinghouse Graham McNamee
1924 Westinghouse Graham McNamee
1923 Westinghouse W. O. McGeehan (Games 1–3)
Graham McNamee[230] (Games 3–6)
1922 Westinghouse Grantland Rice W. O. McGeehan
1921 KDKA
WBZ
WJZ
Grantland Rice
Tommy Cowan

Notes

Local radio

Since 1981, the participating teams' radio networks carries the World Series on the flagship station only, with the participating teams' radio network affiliates carry the World Series via network radio.

2010s

Year Teams Flagship Station Play-by-play #1 Play-by-play #2 Play-by-play #3 Color commentators
2015 Kansas CityNew York KCSP (Kansas City)
WOR (New York)
Denny Matthews
Howie Rose
Ryan Lefebvre (innings 3-4, 6-7, and even extra innings (extra inning games played in games 1 and 5)
Josh Lewin (innings 3-4, 7, and even extra innings (extra inning games played in games 1 and 5)
2014 San FranciscoKansas City KNBR (San Francisco)
KCSP (Kansas City)
Jon Miller
Denny Matthews
Dave Flemming (innings 3, 6)
Ryan Lefebvre (innings 3-4, 6-7)
Duane Kuiper (innings 4,7)

Mike Krukow
2013 BostonSt. Louis WEEI (Boston)
KMOX (St. Louis)
Dave O'Brien
Mike Shannon
Joe Castiglione (innings 3-4, 6-7)
John Rooney (innings 3-4, 7-8)
Lou Merloni

2012 San FranciscoDetroit KNBR (San Francisco)
WXYT (Detroit)
Jon Miller
Dan Dickerson
Dave Flemming (innings 3, 6, 10 (game 4 was the only game that went extra innings)

Duane Kuiper (innings 4, 7)

Mike Krukow
Jim Price
2011 St. LouisTexas KMOX (St. Louis)
KESN (Dallas)
Mike Shannon
Eric Nadel
John Rooney (innings 3-4, 7-8, and even innings for extra inning games (game 6)
Steve Busby (innings 3-4, 7, and even extra innings (game 6)
2010 San FranciscoTexas KNBR (San Francisco)
KESN (Dallas)
Duane Kuiper
Eric Nadel
Dave Flemming (innings 3-4, 7)
Steve Busby (innings 3-4, 7)
Mike Krukow

2000s

Year Teams Flagship Station Play-by-play #1 Play-by-play #2 Play-by-play #3 Color commentators
2009 N.Y. YankeesPhiladelphia WCBS (New York)
WPHT (Philadelphia)
John Sterling
Scott Franzke


Chris Wheeler (innings 4-6)
Suzyn Waldman
Larry Andersen
2008 PhiladelphiaTampa WPHT (Philadelphia)
WHNZ (Tampa)
Harry Kalas
Dave Wills and Andy Freed
Scott Franzke (innings 4-6)
Andy Freed and Dave Wills (innings 3-4, 7-8; Freed and Wills switch between primary and secondary play-by-play)


Dewayne Staats (innings 5-6)
Chris Wheeler and Larry Andersen
Joe Magrane (innings 5-6 with Staats)
2007 BostonColorado WRKO(Boston)
KOA (Denver))
Joe Castiglione
Jeff Kingery
Glenn Geffner (innings 3-4, 7-8)
Jack Corrigan (innings 2-3, 6-7)
2006 St. LouisDetroit KMOX (St. Louis)
WXYT (Detroit)
Mike Shannon
Dan Dickerson
John Rooney (innings 3-4, 7-8)


Jim Price
2005 ChicagoHouston WMVP (Chicago)
KTRH (Houston)
John Rooney
Milo Hamilton
Ed Farmer (innings 4-5, 7, and odd extra innings (game 3 went 14 innings)
Alan Ashby (innings 4, 7, and inning 12 for extra innings(in game 3, it went 14 innings)
2004 2004 Boston Red Sox seasonSt. Louis WEEI (Boston)
KMOX (St. Louis))
Joe Castiglione
Mike Shannon
Jerry Trupiano (innings 3-4, 7-8)
Wayne Hagin (innings 3-4, 7-8)
2003 FloridaYankees WQAM (Miami)
WCBS-AM (2001 New York City)
Dave Van Horne
John Sterling
Jon Sciambi (innings 3-4, 7-8, and even extra innings (game 3))
Charley Steiner (innings 5-7, and even extra innings (game 3))
2002 AnaheimSan Francisco KLAC-AM (Anaheim)
KNBR-AM (San Francisco)
Rory Markas
Duane Kuiper
Terry Smith (innings 4-6)
Joe Angel (innings 3-4, 7)

Mike Krukow
2001 ArizonaN.Y. Yankees KTAR-AM (Arizona)
WABC-AM (N.Y. Yankees)
Greg Schulte
John Sterling
Thom Brennaman (innings 5-8)
Michael Kay (innings 5-7, 10-11 (game 4 went 10 innings and game 5 went 12 innings)
Jim Traber (with Schulte) and Rod Allen (with Brennaman)

2000 YankeesMets WCBS (Yankees)
WFAN (Mets)
John Sterling
Bob Murphy
Michael Kay (innings 5-7, 10-11 (game 1 went 12 innings)
Gary Cohen (innings 3-4, 7-8, and even extra innings (game 1 went 12 innings)

1990s

Year Teams Flagship Station Play-by-play #1 Play-by-play #2 Play-by-play #3 Color commentators
1995 AtlantaCleveland WKNR (Cleveland) Herb Score Tom Hamilton
1993 TorontoPhiladelphia CJCL (Toronto)
WOGL (Philadelphia)
Tom Cheek
Harry Kalas
Jerry Howarth
Andy Musser

Chris Wheeler

Richie Ashburn and Garry Maddox
1992 TorontoAtlanta CJCL (Toronto)
WGST (Atlanta)
Tom Cheek
Skip Caray
Jerry Howarth
Pete Van Wieren

Ernie Johnson

Don Sutton and Joe Simpson

1980s

Year Teams Flagship Station Play-by-play #1 Play-by-play #2 Color commentators
1989 OaklandSan Francisco KSFO-AM (Oakland)
KNBR-AM (San Francisco)
Bill King
Hank Greenwald
Lon Simmons
Ron Fairly
Ray Fosse

Notes

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