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The following is a list of current (entering the 2015 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 men, with the primary often doing more innings than the second man; Dodgers announcer Vin Scully does not use a color commentator and is heard on both TV and radio. Secondary Play by Play people are noted by bold and the number of innings of play-by-play are listed after.

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
Baltimore Joe Angel
Jim Hunter (games that Angel or Manfra are off)
Fred Manfra (select games that Angel is off) 		Fred Manfra(4)
Jim Hunter(4) (select games)
Ben McDonald (select games)
Dave Johnson (select games) 		WJZ-FM 44[1]
Gary Thorne (primary);
Jim Hunter (selected games) 		Jim Palmer (about 100 games);
Mike Bordick (games that Palmer does not do) 		Jim Hunter or Tom Davis Rick Dempsey or Dave Johnson MASN /
WJZ-TV 1(20 games)
Boston Dave O'Brien or Joe Castiglione (when O'Brien is working on TV for ESPN) Joe Castiglione(4)
Lou Merloni (select games)
Rob Bradford (select games) 		Mike Mutnansky WEEI-FM 72[2]
Don Orsillo
Jon Rish (select games) 		Jerry Remy (primary)
Steve Lyons (select games)
Dennis Eckersley (select games) 		Gary Striewski Tom Caron Steve Lyons, Dennis Eckersley, Peter Gammons, Tim Wakefield, and/or Jim Rice NESN
Uri Berenguer Juan Oscar Baez WMEX (Spanish Radio)
Chicago Ed Farmer Darrin Jackson
Aaron Rowand (alternate) 		Chris Rongey WSCR-AM 18[3]
Ken Harrelson
Steve Stone (alternate) 		Steve Stone
Tom Paciorek (alternate) 		Chuck Garfien (CSN)
Dan Roan (WGN) 		Bill Melton (CSN)
Frank Thomas (CSN; select games) 		CSN Chicago (106 games)
WGN-TV (35 Games)
WPWR-TV (20 games)
Hector Molina Billy Russo WRTO-AM
Cleveland Tom Hamilton
Jim Rosenhaus (select games) 		Jim Rosenhaus (2)
Jason Stanford (select games)
Tim Belcher (select games)
Mike Hargrove (select games)
Scott Bailes (select games) 		WTAM/WMMS[4] 28[5]
Matt Underwood
Al Pawlowski (select games) 		Rick Manning Andre Knott Al Pawlowski Vacant
Jensen Lewis (select games) 		SportsTime Ohio/
WKYC2(4 games)
Detroit Dan Dickerson Jim Price
Dan Petry (select games) 		Jeff Riger WXYT AM/FM 27[6]
Mario Impemba
John Keating (select games)
Matt Shepard (select games) 		Rod Allen
Jack Morris (select games)
Kirk Gibson (select games) 		John Keating, Mickey York, Matt Shepard, Trevor Thompson, Justin White, Lindsay Hayes Craig Monroe
Rod Allen (games that he's not broadcasting) 		Fox Sports Detroit
WJBK (1 game - home opener simulcast from FSD)
Houston Robert Ford
Milo Hamilton (select games)
Steve Sparks (select games) 		Steve Sparks(2 with Ford, 3 with Hamilton)
Dan O'Neill (select games)
Alan Ashby (2) (select games) 		Crawford Jones KBME 34[7]
Bill Brown
Alan Ashby (about 60 games in 2013 due to Brown's reduced schedule) 		Alan Ashby
Geoff Blum (games where Ashby is doing play-by-play)
Mike Stanton (select games with Ashby on play-by-play)
Larry Dierker (select games with Ashby) 		Julia Morales Kevin Eschenfelder, Marius Payton, Cory Hepola, Bill Doleman, or Leila Rahimi Geoff Blum (games he is not broadcasting with Ashby)
Mike Stanton
Art Howe 		Root Sports Southwest[8]
Francisco Romero Alex Treviño KLAT (Spanish Radio)
Kansas City Denny Matthews (home games and select road games)
Ryan Lefebvre (some road games)
Steve Physioc (some road games) 		Steve Physioc(4) (some home games)
Ryan Lefebvre(4) (some home games)
Steve Stewart(4) (games that Matthews does not work and select games with Matthews)
Joel Goldberg (4) (select games) 		Steve Stewart KCSP 57[9]
Ryan Lefebvre or Steve Physioc Rex Hudler
Jeff Montgomery (select games) 		Nate Bukaty (home games) Joel Goldberg Jeff Montgomery Fox Sports Kansas City
Los Angeles Terry Smith
Wayne Hagin (select games)
Daron Sutton (select games) 		Mark Langston or Jose Mota (select games) KLAA /
KSPN 		9[10]
Victor Rojas
Terry Smith (select games)
Daron Sutton (select games) 		Mark Gubicza
Tim Salmon(select games)
Jose Mota (select games) 		Alex Curry Patrick O'Neal or Kent French Tim Salmon, Jose Mota Fox Sports West
Jose Tolentino KWKW (Spanish Radio)
Minnesota Cory Provus
Kris Atteberry (select games) 		Dan Gladden(3)
Jack Morris (select games)
Kris Atteberry(4)(select games) 		Kris Atteberry KTWN-FM 85[11]
Dick Bremer Bert Blyleven (home games and select road games)
Jack Morris (select games that Blyleven does not work)
Roy Smalley (select games that Blyleven doesn't work) 		Anthony LaPanta or Tom Hanneman Jack Morris or Tim Laudner Fox Sports North
Alfonso Fernández Tony Oliva KMNV / KMNQ
(Spanish Radio)
New York John Sterling Suzyn Waldman
C.J. Nitkowski (select games) 		Sweeny Murti WFAN & WFAN-FM 36[12]
Michael Kay
Ken Singleton (select games)
Bob Lorenz (select games) 		Paul O'Neill, Ken Singleton, John Flaherty (3 innings) (only when working with Singleton) , Al Leiter, David Cone (all 5 rotate by series, occasionally 2 will work w/ the play-by-play broadcaster) Meredith Marakovits, Jack Curry or Chris Shearn Bob Lorenz or Nancy Newman Jack Curry, Ken Singleton, John Flaherty, or
Lou Piniella 		YES Network or
WPIX
Beto Villa Francisco Rivera WADO (Spanish Radio)
Oakland Ken Korach or Vince Cotroneo (select games) Vince Cotroneo(3)
Roxy Bernstein(3) (select games)
Ray Fosse (3, just color commentary if Korach and Cotroneo are working as well) (select non-televised games) 		Guy Haberman Vacant KGMZ 14[13]
Glen Kuiper
Roxy Bernstein (select games) 		Ray Fosse
Eric Chavez (about 20 games) 		Kate Longworth Roxy Bernstein/ Mindi Bach Fernando Vina or Bip Roberts Comcast SportsNet California / KOFY-TV (1 game due to NBA and NHL conflicts)
Amaury Pi-Gonzalez Manolo Hernández-Douen KIQI / losathleticos.com[14]
Seattle Rick Rizzs or Aaron Goldsmith (select games) Aaron Goldsmith (3)
Dave Sims (3) (select games)
Mike Blowers (1) (select games)
Gary Hill (3) (select games)
Mark McLemore (select games, usually when Rizzs or Goldsmith is filling in for Sims on TV) 		Shannon Drayer Gary Hill or Matt Pitman KIRO or KTTH (if a conflict with the Seattle Seahawks) 30[15]
Dave Sims
Rick Rizzs (select games)
Aaron Goldsmith (select games) 		Mike Blowers
Dan Wilson (select games)
Jay Buhner (select games)
Bill Krueger (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 (Freed and Wills rotate every game between primary and secondary play-by-play) Dave Wills(4)
Andy Freed(4)
Todd Kalas(4) (select games)
Neil Solondz(4) (select games)
Doug Waechter (select games) 		Neil Solondz WDAE or WHNZ (if a conflict with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers) 15[16]
Dewayne Staats
Todd Kalas (select games) 		Brian Anderson
Todd Kalas (select games) 		Todd Kalas Todd Kalas Orestes Destrade Sun Sports
Ricardo Taveras Enrique Oliu WGES (Spanish radio)
Texas Eric Nadel
Matt Hicks (select games) 		Matt Hicks(3)
Eric Nadel(3) (select games in spring training on webcasts where Hicks does the primary play- by-play)
Jared Sandler(3) (select games) 		Jared Sandler KRLD-FM or KRLD (if there is a conflict with the Dallas Cowboys) 52[17]
Steve Busby
Tom Grieve(when Busby is off)
Victor Villalba (Spanish audio) 		Tom Grieve
Mark McLemore (slated for about 30 games filling in for Grieve in 2014)
Jose Guzman (Spanish audio) 		Jim Knox John Rhadigan Mark McLemore Fox Sports Southwest / KTXA (24 games on Fridays) 15
Eleno Ornelas Benji Gil or Jose Guzman KZMP (Spanish radio)
Heo Gu-yeon Min Hoon-ji MBC (Korean)
Toronto Jerry Howarth
Mike Wilner (5th and 6th inning, home games, all nine innings if Howarth is off) 		Joe Siddall
Duane Ward (select games) 		Mike Wilner CJCL 22[18]
Buck Martinez
Rob Faulds (select games)
Matt Devlin (select games) 		Pat Tabler
Joe Siddall (select games) 		Barry Davis Jamie Campbell
Hazel Mae
Arash Madani 		Gregg Zaun 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
Jeff Munn (select games) 		Tom Candiotti
Mike Fetters (if Candiotti is on TV)
Luis Gonzalez (select games)
Steve Berthiaume (4) (select non TV games)
Jeff Munn (3) (select games)
Bob Brenly (select non-TV games)
Ken Phelps (select games)
J.J. Putz (select games) 		Jeff Munn KMVP-FM or KTAR 18[19]
Steve Berthiaume
Greg Schulte (select games) 		Bob Brenly
Luis Gonzalez (select games)
Tom Candiotti (backup) 		Jody Jackson
Cindy Brunson 		Todd Walsh
Jody Jackson
Cindy Brunson 		Joe Borowski
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
Ben Ingram (select games)
Don Sutton (select games) 		Don Sutton(3)
Ben Ingram(3 with Powell, 4 1/2 or 3 with Sutton) (select games)
Kevin McAlpin (3) (select games, mainly spring training)
Mark Lemke (select games) 		Kevin McAlpin Ben Ingram or Chuck Dowdle (if Ingram is filling in for Powell or Sutton) Mark Lemke
Leo Mazzone
Jay Howell 		WCNN / WYAY 138[20]
Chip Caray or Joe Simpson (select games) Joe Simpson
John Smoltz (select games)
Tom Glavine (select games)
Dale Murphy (select games)
Paul Byrd (select games)
Tom Hart (select games) 		Tom Hart Jerome Jurenovich Brian Jordan
Paul Byrd
Matt Diaz 		Fox Sports South / SportSouth
Chicago Pat Hughes
Vacant (games that Hughes is off) 		Ron Coomer (1)
Dave Otto (select games) 		Mark Grote WBBM-AM 44[21]
Len Kasper Jim Deshaies or Todd Hollandsworth (select games) Luke Stuckmeyer (select games) David Kaplan Todd Hollandsworth Comcast SportsNet Chicago
WGN (40 games)
WLS (about 25 games)
WPWR (5 games)
Elio Benitez Héctor Fabregas WRTO (Spanish Radio)
Cincinnati Marty Brennaman
Thom Brennaman (select games)
Jim Kelch (select games) 		Jeff Brantley(3)
Thom Brennaman(3) (select games)
Jim Kelch(3) (select games)
Chris Welsh(3) (select games)
Doug Flynn (select games) 		WLW or WCKY (if a scheduling conflict with the Cincinnati Bengals) 52[22]
Thom Brennaman (about 105 games)
Jim Kelch (about 20 games)
George Grande (about 20 games) 		Chris Welsh
Jeff Brantley(select games) 		Jim Day or Jeff Piecoro Jim Day or Jeff Piecoro Fox Sports Ohio4
Colorado Jack Corrigan or Jerry Schemmel (select games) Jerry Schemmel(4)
Mike Rice(4) (select games)
Mark Johnson(4) (select games)
Jay Alves(3) (select games)
Ryan Spilborghs (select games) 		Mike Rice KOA 37[23]
Drew Goodman
Jack Corrigan (select games)
Jerry Schemmel (select games) 		George Frazier
Jeff Huson (about 60 games) 		Marc Stout or Joel Klatt Jeff Huson (games he's not broadcasting)
Tracy Ringolsby
Ryan Spilborghs 		Root Sports Rocky Mountain
Tony Guevara KMXA
(Spanish Radio)
Los Angeles
Vin Scully
(first three innings all home, California and Arizona road games),
Charley Steiner
(follows Scully on simulcast games, innings 4-9),
Rick Monday
(games that Steiner does on television or when Steiner is off) 		Rick Monday
(with Steiner)
Kevin Kennedy
(with Monday) 		David Vassegh Kevin Kennedy KLAC 18[24]
Vin Scully
(all home, California and Arizona road games),
Charley Steiner
(all other games) 		Orel Hershiser (with Steiner)
Nomar Garciaparra (with Steiner)
Rick Monday (select games, mainly spring training) 		Alanna Rizzo John Hartung Orel Herishser (games he's not broadcasting)
Nomar Garciaparra (games he's not broadcasting)
Jerry Hairston, Jr. 		SportsNet LA7
Jaime Jarrín Jorge Jarrín KTNQ (Spanish Radio)
Pepe Yñiguez Fernando Valenzuela
Manny Mota 		(Spanish TV)
Heo Gu-yeon Min Hoon-ji MBC (Korean)
Miami Dave Van Horne
Glenn Geffner (select games) 		Glenn Geffner (4)
Bill Beck (3) (select games) 		Kyle Sielhaff WINZ / WHYI 7[25]
Rich Waltz
Craig Minervini (select games)
Tommy Hutton (select games) 		Tommy Hutton
Jeff Conine (select games)
Preston Wilson (select games) 		Craig Minervini Craig Minervini or Frank Forte or Allison Williams Jeff Conine (home games only), Cliff Floyd or Preston Wilson (away games only) Fox Sports Florida
Felo Ramírez Luis Quintana WAQI (Spanish Radio)
Raul Striker, Jr. Cookie Rojas Fox Sports Florida en Español via SAP
(Spanish TV)
Milwaukee Bob Uecker (about 120 games)
Joe Block (games without Uecker) 		Joe Block(3)
Dave Nelson (select games when Uecker or Block is out)
Jeff Levering (3) (select games, usually games Uecker is off) 		Jeff Levering WTMJ 36[26]
Brian Anderson
Matt Lepay (about 30 games filling in for Anderson when on MLB on TBS)
Craig Coshun (select games) 		Bill Schroeder
Craig Counsell (select games)
Dave Nelson (select games)
Bob Uecker (select innings of select games when not doing play by play on radio)
Jerry Augustine (select games)
Craig Counsell (select games) 		Craig Coshun or Sophia Minnaert Craig Coshun, Jeff Grayson, or Telly Hughes Dave Nelson or Jerry Augustine Fox Sports Wisconsin /
WBME-CD
Hector Molina Kevin Holden WYTU-LD (Spanish TV)
New York
Howie Rose
Josh Lewin (games without Rose) 		Josh Lewin (3)
C.J. Nitkowski (2) (select games)
Jim Duquette (2) (select games)
Steve Phillips (2) (select games)
Howard Kellman (3) (select games)
Wayne Randazzo (3) (select games)
John Franco (select games)
Gary Cohen (3) (select games not on TV) 		Wayne Randazzo WOR
Gary Cohen
Ron Darling 		Ron Darling
Keith Hernandez
Cliff Floyd 		Steve Gelbs Gary Apple Nelson Figueroa
Bobby Valentine (select games)
Jim Duquette (select games) 		SportsNet New York / WPIX
Juan Alicea Max Perez-Jimenez WEPN (Spanish Radio)
Philadelphia Scott Franzke;
Jim Jackson (play-by-play on home games 4th and 5th innings, all innings if Franzke is off) 		Larry Andersen
Marlon Anderson (select games) 		Jim Jackson WPHT/WIP-FM 18[27]
Tom McCarthy;
Gregg Murphy (when McCarthy is doing NFL on CBS 		Ben Davis (between 100-110 games)
Matt Stairs (108 games in 2014)
Mike Schmidt (home games on Sunday) 		Gregg Murphy Michael Barkann Ricky Bottalico Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia /
Comcast Network Philadelphia / WCAU-TV (home opener, selected Fri./Sat. games) / WPHL (one game due to NBA/MLS conflict) 		4[28]
Danny Martinez Rickie Ricardo Bill Kulik WDAS (AM) and FM) (Spanish Radio) 2[29]
Pittsburgh Greg Brown or Tim Neverett Steve Blass (home games only);
John Wehner (road games and selected home games only);
Bob Walk 		Dan Zangrilli Kevin Orie KDKA-FM 41[30]
Tim Neverett or Greg Brown
Rob King (select games) 		Bob Walk
Steve Blass (home games only); John Wehner (road games and select home games only) 		Robby Incmikoski, Dan Potash Rob King, Stan Savran or Paul Alexander Kent Tekulve Root Sports Pittsburgh
St. Louis Mike Shannon (about 100 games) or John Rooney (about 60 games) John Rooney(4) (games with Shannon)
Rick Horton(3) (about 40 games with Rooney)
Mike Claiborne(4) (select games)
Al Hrabosky(about 20 games with Rooney) 		Mike Claiborne KMOX 111[31]
Dan McLaughlin or Rick Horton (between 15-20 games) Al Hrabosky (about 100 games) or Rick Horton (about 30 games) or Tim McCarver (about 30 games) Jim Hayes Pat Parris Jim Edmonds Fox Sports Midwest 5
San Diego Ted Leitner
Jesse Agler (select games)
Bob Scanlan (select games) 		Bob Scanlan
Jesse Agler(3) (select games)
Mark Grant (select games with Scanlan) 		Jack Cronin or Craig Elsten or John Kentera John Kentera or Randy Jones or Bob Chandler XEPRS / XERCN
Dick Enberg (about 110 games) or Mike Pomeranz (about 40 games) or Jesse Agler (about 10 games) Mark Grant
Mark Sweeney (about 25 games) 		Mike Pomeranz (when he is not broadcasting games) or Laura McKeeman or Kelly Crull or Megan Olivi Mark Sweeney Fox Sports San Diego
(also available in Spanish via SAP)
Eduardo Ortega Juan Ángel Ávila XEMO (Spanish Radio)
San Francisco Jon Miller
Duane Kuiper (for KNTV and national TV games)
Dave Flemming (if Miller is off) 		Dave Flemming(3) or Mike Krukow (non-TV games) or Duane Kuiper (3) (games that Miller is off) KNBR 14[32]
Duane Kuiper
Dave Flemming (select games) 		Mike Krukow
Dave Flemming (3) (games that Miller is off)8 9 10 11
Randy Winn (select games) 		Amy Gutierrez[33] Greg Papa Shawn Estes or Vida Blue Comcast SportsNet Bay Area
Jon Miller or Dave Flemming Raj Mathai[34] KNTV (Fridays) 8
Erwin Higueros Tito Fuentes KTRB
(Spanish Radio)
Washington Charlie Slowes Dave Jageler(4)
Phil Wood(4) (select games) 		Phil Wood WJFK-FM
WFED (Spring training) 		15[35]
Bob Carpenter;
Johnny Holliday (fill-in)
Dave Jageler (select games) 		F. P. Santangelo
Ray Knight (fill-in) 		Dan Kolko Johnny Holliday
Byron Kerr (fill-in) 		Ray Knight
Phil Wood (fill-in) 		MASN / WUSA 3 (20 games)

National television broadcasts

Regular season

Game Play-by-play Analyst or second play-by-play Reporter(s) Network
TBS Sunday Baseball Ernie Johnson, Jr., Brian Anderson, **Dick Stockton Ron Darling, Cal Ripken, Jr., Dennis Eckersley Matt Winer TBS
Sunday Night Baseball Dan Shulman John Kruk and Curt Schilling Buster Olney ESPN
Monday Night Baseball* Dave O'Brien Aaron Boone Tim Kurkjian ESPN
Wednesday Night Baseball Jon Sciambi or Sean McDonough or Chris Berman or Allen Bestwick Rick Sutcliffe or Aaron Boone or Mark Mulder and Doug Glanville or Manny Acta Pedro Gomez ESPN
Thursday Night Baseball Bob Costas or Matt Vasgersian Jim Kaat, John Smoltz, Al Leiter, Tom Verducci, Joe Magrane, Sean Casey, Billy Ripken Sam Ryan, Tom Verducci MLB Network
Fox Saturday Baseball Joe Buck, Matt Vasgersian, Thom Brennaman, Kenny Albert, Justin Kutcher ** Dick Stockton, local announcers Harold Reynolds, Tom Verducci, John Smoltz, Eric Karros, local analysts Ken Rosenthal, Erin Andrews Select Fox/Fox Sports 1
MLB en Fox Deportes Francisco X. Rivera Jose Tolentino Fox Deportes

(*)Broadcasts move to Wednesdays during the month of September to avoid conflict with Monday Night Football

(**) Dick Stockton on Fox Sports for Regular Season and on TBS for the Division Series or fill in during Regular Season.

All-Star Game and postseason

Game Play-by-play Analyst or second play-by-play Reporter(s) Network
2015 Major League Baseball All-Star Game Joe Buck Harold Reynolds and Tom Verducci Ken Rosenthal and Erin Andrews Fox
2015 American League Wild-Card Game Dan Shulman John Kruk Buster Olney and Tim Kurkjian ESPN
2015 American League Division Series Matt Vasgersian John Smoltz and Derek Jeter Jon Paul Morosi and Chris Myers Fox Sports 1
MLB Network
2015 National League Wild-Card Game
2015 National League Division Series 		Ernie Johnson, Jr. Ron Darling and Cal Ripken, Jr. Matt Winer and Tracy Wolfson TBS
2015 American League Division Series Joe Buck
Bob Costas 		Harold Reynolds
Tom Verducci
Jim Kaat 		Ken Rosenthal and Erin Andrews Fox Sports 1
MLB Network
2015 National League Division Series Brian Anderson Dennis Eckersley and Joe Simpson Jaime Maggio and Allie LaForce TBS
2015 American League Championship Series Joe Buck Harold Reynolds and Tom Verducci Ken Rosenthal and Erin Andrews Fox Sports 1/Fox
2015 National League Championship Series Ernie Johnson, Jr. Ron Darling and Cal Ripken, Jr. Matt Winer, Mike Bordick and Steve Physioc TBS
2015 World Series Joe Buck Harold Reynolds and Tom Verducci Ken Rosenthal and Erin Andrews Fox

National radio broadcasts

Regular season

Game Play-by-play Analyst or second play-by-play Reporter(s) Network
Sunday Night Baseball
and
Saturday Game of the Week 		Jon Sciambi Chris Singleton ESPN Radio

Notes

  1. ^ Baltimore Orioles games on WJZ-TV air on MASN outside of the Baltimore DMA.
  2. ^ Cleveland Indians games on WKYC air on STO outside of the Cleveland DMA.
  3. ^ Washington Nationals games on WUSA air on MASN outside of the Washington, D.C. DMA.
  4. ^ Some Cincinnati Reds games also air on Fox Sports Indiana,[36] Fox Sports Tennessee, and SportSouth[37] (channel varies by region).
  5. ^ Some St. Louis Cardinals games are also available on Fox Sports Indiana, Fox Sports Tennessee, and SportSouth[38] (channel varies by region).
  6. ^ 2013 was the last year for Los Angeles Dodgers games on Prime Ticket and KCAL-TV. Cable telecasts moved to a new channel called SportsNet LA in 2014.[39]
  7. ^ 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.
  8. ^ If Kuiper is off, Miller will do the first and last 3 innings on TV with Flemming doing the middle 3 innings on TV while he does the first and last 3 innings on radio and Miller does the middle 3 innings.
  9. ^ When Flemming is off, 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.
  10. ^ If Krukow is off, Miller does the play-by-play for the first 2 innings with Kuiper as the color analyst on TV and Kuiper does play by play in the 3rd on TV with Miller as the color analyst. Flemming does the first 3 innings of play by play on radio and switches with Miller after the 3rd. In the 4th, on TV, Kuiper does play by play with Flemming being the color analyst. In the 5th and 6th, Flemming does play by play on TV with Kuiper as the color analyst. Miller does the middle 3 innings of play by play on radio. In the 7th, Kuiper does play by play on TV with Miller as the color analyst. In the 8th and 9th, Miller does play by play on TV with Kuiper being the color analyst. Flemming does the final 3 innings of play by play on radio.

References

  1. ^ Baltimore Orioles Radio Network
  2. ^ Boston Red Sox Radio Network
  3. ^ "White Sox Radio Affiliates". whitesox.com. MLB Advanced Media. Retrieved 8 March 2015.
  4. ^ Indians Radio Affiliates | indians.com: Schedule. Indians.com (2014-06-25). Retrieved on 2014-06-26.
  5. ^ Indians Press Release (February 5, 2014). "Cleveland Indians announce 2014 Spring Training broadcast schedule". Cleveland.Indians.MLB.com. MLB Advanced Media, LP. 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.
  6. ^ Detroit Tigers Radio Network
  7. ^ Houston Astros Radio Affiliates | astros.com: Schedule. Houston.astros.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
  8. ^ Astros, Rockets reach deal on new network MLB.com News August 3, 2010
  9. ^ Royals Radio Network | royals.com: Schedule. Kansascity.royals.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
  10. ^ Angels Broadcast Affiliates | angelsbaseball.com: Schedule. Losangeles.angels.mlb.com. Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
  11. ^ Twins Radio Network | twinsbaseball.com: Schedule. Minnesota.twins.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
  12. ^ New York Yankees Radio Network
  13. ^ Radio Broadcast Affiliates | oaklandathletics.com: Schedule. Oakland.athletics.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
  14. ^ A Voice of Beisbol is Benched, Joel Millman, The Wall Street Journal, 23 September 2010 retrieved 24 September 2010
  15. ^ Seattle Mariners Radio Network
  16. ^ Tampa Bay Rays Radio Network
  17. ^ Texas Rangers Radio Affiliates | texasrangers.com: Schedule. Texas.rangers.mlb.com. Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
  18. ^ Toronto Blue Jays Radio Network
  19. ^ Broadcast Affiliates | dbacks.com: Schedule. Arizona.diamondbacks.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
  20. ^ Atlanta Braves Radio Network
  21. ^ Chicago Cubs Radio Network
  22. ^ Reds on Radio Affiliates | reds.com: Schedule. Cincinnati.reds.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
  23. ^ TV/RADIO AFFILIATES | ColoradoRockies.com: Schedule. Colorado.rockies.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
  24. ^ Los Angeles Dodgers Radio Network
  25. ^ Florida Marlins Radio Network
  26. ^ Brewers Radio Network | brewers.com: Schedule. Milwaukee.brewers.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
  27. ^ Philadelphia Phillies Radio Network
  28. ^ 2010 Philadelphia Phillies Media Guide, page 366
  29. ^ SBN Team «. Beisbol.net. Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
  30. ^ Pirates Radio Network | pirates.com: Schedule. Pittsburgh.pirates.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
  31. ^ Cardinals Radio - TV Affiliates | cardinals.com: Schedule. Stlouis.cardinals.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
  32. ^ Broadcast Affiliates | SFGiants.com: Schedule. Sanfrancisco.giants.mlb.com (2010-01-01). Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
  33. ^ 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.
  34. ^ Raj Mathai. NBC Bay Area. Retrieved on 2010-11-11.
  35. ^ Washington Nationals Radio Affiliates
  36. ^ Fox Sports Indiana Announces 2011 Cincinnati Reds Telecast Schedule
  37. ^ FOX Sports Tennessee, SportSouth to Televise 123 Reds Games during 2011 MLB Season
  38. ^ Cardinals Baseball on FSN
  39. ^ "Dodgers, Time Warner Cable announce new channel: SportsNet LA," from Los Angeles Times, 1/28/2013
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