To celebrate the new year, we continue Curt Smith’s series, Voices of Summer, on baseball’s all-time broadcasters that will appear regularly through 2025. Today, Cincinnati Reds 1942-65 Voice Waite ...

The network’s Round 1 coverage on Wednesday will tip off with a three-hour preview show at 5 p.m. ET with host Jared ...

Arthur Solomon There is no statistic that accurately states the number of sportscasters in the United States, but one thing is certain, it’s a highly competitive business (as is the public relations ...

A quiet fellow, Heat coach Erik Spoelstra is beginning to get some well-deserved attention. He’s been with Miami for 15 seasons and won two titles. Michael Malone has also bounced around, four ...

David is a 40-year + industry veteran who served as play-by-play announcer for St. John's University basketball in New York and as radio play-by-play voice of the Miami Heat in South Florida. He is ...

Get ready for a variety of colleges with new uniforms and schools with new conferences. The nationwide broadcast changes are dizzying in many ways, by Conferences too. CBS Sports has identified its ...

David J. Halberstam David is a 40-year + industry veteran who served as play-by-play announcer for St. John's University basketball in New York and as radio play-by-play voice of the Miami Heat in ...

David J. Halberstam David is a 40-year + industry veteran who served as play-by-play announcer for St. John's University basketball in New York and as radio play-by-play voice of the Miami Heat in ...

Albert family Marv Albert (Rangers radio, various national arms on TV) Al Albert (Original radio voice of the Islanders, later a TV announcer for the Devils) Steve Albert (television announcer for the ...

David J. Halberstam David is a 40-year + industry veteran who served as play-by-play announcer for St. John's University basketball in New York and as radio play-by-play voice of the Miami Heat in ...

How Some Announcers Have Taken the Charm Out of Watching a Baseball Game By Using ‘Math Baseball’ In Their Commentary. I n many ways baseball is the “everyman sport.” A person doesn’t have to be as ...

Halberstam Like it or not, TV is still considered an analyst’s medium. The role of a second announcer evolved slowly, mostly in the 1960s. Few of the early telecasts were defined and established. It ...