1950s
1953-1954 Saturday afternoon ''Game of the Week'' period
*1959 National League tie-breaker series
*George Kell *Bob DeLaney (sportscaster), Bob DeLaney1960s
1960 Saturday afternoon ''Game of the Week'' period
*Jack Buck *Carl Erskine1965 Saturday afternoon ''Game of the Week'' period
*Ken Coleman *Leo Durocher *Carl Erskine *Merle Harmon *Tommy Henrich *Keith Jackson *Jackie Robinson *Chris Schenkel *Warren Spahn *Bob Wolff1976-1989 ''Monday''/''Thursday Night'' ''Baseball'' period
*Johnny Bench (1978 in baseball, 1978; 1986 in baseball, 1986) *Gary Bender (1987 in baseball, 1987–1988 in baseball, 1988) *Lou Brock (1980 in baseball, 1980) *Steve Busby (1986 in baseball, 1986) *Norm Cash (1976 in baseball, 1976) *Don Chevrier (1983 in baseball, 1983) *Howard Cosell (1976 in baseball, 1976–1985 in baseball, 1985) *Don Drysdale (1978 in baseball, 1978–1986 in baseball, 1986) *Mark Fidrych (1977 in baseball, 1977) *Bill Flemming (1978 in baseball, 1978) *Bob Gibson (1976 in baseball, 1976–1978 in baseball, 1978) *Keith Jackson (1976 in baseball, 1976–1982 in baseball, 1982; 1986 in baseball, 1986) *Reggie Jackson (1976 in baseball, 1976; 1984 in baseball, 1984; 1988 in baseball, 1988) *Tommy John (1985 in baseball, 1985) *Jim Lampley (1977 in baseball, 1977–1978 in baseball, 1978; 1980 in baseball, 1980) *Tommy Lasorda (1982 in baseball, 1982) *Sal Marchiano (1978 in baseball, 1978) *Billy Martin (1980 in baseball, 1980) *Tim McCarver (1983 in baseball, 1983–1989 in baseball, 1989) *Al Michaels (1976 in baseball, 1976–1989 in baseball, 1989) *Joe Morgan (1988 in baseball, 1988–1989 in baseball, 1989) *Jim Palmer (1978 in baseball, 1978; 1981 in baseball, 1981; 1984 in baseball, 1984–1989 in baseball, 1989) *Bob Prince (1976 in baseball, 1976) *Tom Seaver (1977 in baseball, 1977) *Steve Stone (baseball player), Steve Stone (1982 in baseball, 1982–1983 in baseball, 1983) *Gary Thorne (1989 in baseball, 1989) *Bob Uecker (1976 in baseball, 1976–1982 in baseball, 1982) *Earl Weaver (1982 in baseball, 1982–1984 in baseball, 1984) *Bill White (first baseman), Bill White (1977 in baseball, 1977–1978 in baseball, 1978) *Warner Wolf (1976 in baseball, 1976–1977 in baseball, 1977) *Steve Zabriskie (1979 in baseball, 1979–1981 in baseball, 1981)1989 (''Thursday Night Baseball'')
*Tim McCarver (1983 in baseball, 1983–1989 in baseball, 1989) *Al Michaels (1976 in baseball, 1976–1989 in baseball, 1989) *Joe Morgan (1988 in baseball, 1988–1989 in baseball, 1989) *Jim Palmer (1978 in baseball, 1978; 1981 in baseball, 1981; 1984 in baseball, 1984–1989 in baseball, 1989) *Gary Thorne (1989 in baseball, 1989)2020–present (ESPN productions)
2020 MLB Wild Card Series
Game 1: 2020 Houston Astros season, Houston Astros vs. 2020 Minnesota Twins season, Minnesota Twins (9/29) *Karl Ravech *Eduardo Pérez *Tim Kurkjian Games 1 and 2: 2020 Miami Marlins season, Miami Marlins vs. 2020 Chicago Cubs season, Chicago Cubs (9/30, 10/2) *Jon Sciambi *Chipper Jones *Jesse Rogers2021 ''Sunday Night Baseball''
2021 Chicago White Sox season, Chicago White Sox vs. 2021 Chicago Cubs season, Chicago Cubs (8/8) *Matt Vasgersian *Alex Rodriguez *Buster Olney2022 MLB Wild Card Series
Game 1: 2022 Philadelphia Phillies season, Philadelphia Phillies vs. 2022 St. Louis Cardinals season, St. Louis Cardinals (10/7) *Michael Kay (sportscaster), Michael Kay *Alex Rodriguez *Alden GonzalezOther ABC Major League Baseball announcers
*Jim Kaat *Reggie Jackson Note: During the spare time of his active career, Reggie Jackson worked as a field reporter and color commentator for ABC Sports. During the 1980s (1983 World Series, 1983, 1985 World Series, 1985, and 1987 World Series, 1987 respectively), Jackson was given the task of presiding over the World Series Trophy presentations. *Tommy Lasorda *Billy Martin *Brent Musburger *Tom Seaver *Lesley VisserSee also
* List of current Major League Baseball announcers * List of MLB on ESPN broadcasters * The Baseball Network announcersReferences
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