List of Cleveland Indians broadcasters

The Cleveland Indians are currently heard on the radio on flagship station WTAM 1100 AM, with sister station WMMS 100.7 serving as the team's FM home. Tom Hamilton and Jim Rosenhaus comprise the announcing team.

On the television side, the games air on the Fox Sports owned SportsTime Ohio (STO), with select games simulcast on WKYC channel 3 in Cleveland (NBC). Matt Underwood handles play-by-play duties with former Indian Rick Manning as analyst, and Katie Witham serves as field reporter.

Years are listed in descending order.

Cleveland Indians broadcast outlets prior to 1947

Year	Radio	Commentators
June 28, 1946***	WGAR³	Jack Graney and Bob Neal
June 28, 1946***	WJW¹	Earl Harper
June 28, 1946***	WHK	Don Campbell
June 28, 1946***	WTAM	Tom Manning
1945		no games covered because of radio network commitments
1932-1944**	WHK	Jack Graney (partners included Gil Gibbions, Pinky Hunter and Lou Henry)
1929-1931*	WTAM	Tom Manning

Notes

• ¹: WJW-AM became WRMR in 1985, and was vacated for WKNR in 2001. The majority of games in the 1948 and 1949 season were covered on its FM sister station, WJW-FM, due to the AM station's programming commitments with ABC Radio. Due to this, a statewide radio network was soon established, and more FM radio sets sold in Cleveland than in any other market in the country in 1948 [1]. WJW-FM became WCJW in 1965, and WQAL in 1972.
• ²: WXEL-TV became WJW-TV in 1955, WJKW in 1977, and back to WJW in 1985.
• ³: WGAR became WKNR in 1990; currently home to WHKW.

• *: Select home games were only covered by WTAM from 1929 to 1931, as Tom Manning also served as a field announcer at League Park.
• **: Jack Graney replaced Ellis Vander Pyl as play-by-play voice for WHK several games into the 1932 season.
• ***: Four radio stations simultaneously covered the June 28, 1946 Indians game, which occurred shortly after the purchase of the team by Bill Veeck. Permanent play-by-play was established at that point, with the games going to WGAR.

• WWWE later became WTAM, when the station returned to their original call letters in 1996 (WTAM 1923-1956; KYW 1956-1965; WKYC 1965-1972; WWWE 1972-1996; WTAM 1996–Present).
• WERE switched frequencies with current sister station WJMO on June 3, 2007.