List of Major League Baseball on Fox broadcasters

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Commentators (as of 2021)[]

Play-by-play[]

Color commentators[]

  • Eric Karros
  • A. J. Pierzynski
  • John Smoltz[4]
  • Tom Verducci
  • Fill-in/local commentators (See list below)

Field reporters[]

Studio hosts[]

Studio analysts[]

  • Terry Collins[8]
  • Eric Karros
  • David Ortiz (postseason only)
  • A. J. Pierzynski
  • Alex Rodriguez[9] (postseason only)
  • Mark Sweeney[10]
  • Nick Swisher
  • Frank Thomas
  • Dontrelle Willis

Pairings history[]

1990s[]

1996–1997[]

  1. Joe Buck/Tim McCarver/Bob Brenly
  2. Thom Brennaman/Bob Brenly[11]
  3. John Rooney/Jeff Torborg[12]
  4. Josh Lewin/Ken Singleton

1998[]

  1. Joe Buck/Tim McCarver/Bob Brenly
  2. Thom Brennaman/Bob Brenly
  3. John Rooney/Jeff Torborg
  4. Josh Lewin/Frank Robinson

1999[]

  1. Joe Buck/Tim McCarver/Bob Brenly
  2. Thom Brennaman/Bob Brenly
  3. Chip Caray/Jeff Torborg
  4. Josh Lewin/Frank Robinson or Kevin Kennedy

2000s[]

2000[]

  1. Joe Buck/Tim McCarver/Bob Brenly
  2. Thom Brennaman/Bob Brenly
  3. Josh Lewin/Kevin Kennedy
  4. Chip Caray/Jeff Torborg

2001–2005[]

  1. Joe Buck/Tim McCarver/Ken Rosenthal (2005)
  2. Thom Brennaman/Steve Lyons
  3. Josh Lewin/Regional Weekly Hire
  4. Kenny Albert/Regional Weekly Hire

2006[]

  1. Joe Buck/Tim McCarver/Ken Rosenthal
  2. Thom Brennaman/Steve Lyons
  3. Josh Lewin/Lou Piniella
  4. Kenny Albert/Regional Weekly Hire

2007[]

2008[]

Matt Vasgersian was a regular announcer. Dick Stockton and Josh Lewin were also regular fill-in announcers. Leo Mazzone was as a fill-in color commentator.

2009[]

Dick Stockton[13] and Josh Lewin were also regular fill-in announcers.

2010s[]

2010[]

  1. Joe Buck/Tim McCarver/Ken Rosenthal (All-Star Game, NLCS, World Series)
  2. Thom Brennaman/Mark Grace (regular season only)
  3. Kenny Albert/Eric Karros

Josh Lewin filled-in during the NHL and NBA playoffs and NFL season.

2011[]

  1. Joe Buck/Tim McCarver/Ken Rosenthal
  2. Thom Brennaman/Eric Karros (regular season only)
  3. Kenny Albert/Mark Grace

Matt Vasgersian, Dick Stockton, and Josh Lewin were also regular fill-in announcers.

2012–2013[]

  1. Joe Buck/Tim McCarver[14]
  2. Thom Brennaman/Eric Karros or Tom Verducci
  3. Kenny Albert/Regional Weekly Hire
  4. Dick Stockton/Regional Weekly Hire (night game weeks only)

Dave Sims[15] and Eric Karros called Philip Humber's perfect game on April 21, 2012.

2014[]

  1. Joe Buck or Kenny Albert/Harold Reynolds and Tom Verducci/Ken Rosenthal and Erin Andrews
  2. Thom Brennaman/Eric Karros (April–August) or Matt Vasgersian/John Smoltz/Jon Paul Morosi (September-postseason)
  3. Justin Kutcher/Regional Weekly Hire
  4. Kenny Albert/Regional Weekly Hire

2015[]

  1. Joe Buck, Kenny Albert, or Aaron Goldsmith/Harold Reynolds and Tom Verducci/Ken Rosenthal
  2. Matt Vasgersian/John Smoltz/Jon Paul Morosi
  3. Kenny Albert/Eric Karros
  4. Joe Davis/Regional Weekly Hire
  5. Justin Kutcher/Regional Weekly Hire

A. J. Pierzynski joined Vasgersian/Smoltz/Morosi for the 2015 ALDS.[16]

2016[]

  1. Joe Buck or Matt Vasgersian/John Smoltz/Ken Rosenthal
  2. Kenny Albert/Harold Reynolds/Tom Verducci/Jon Paul Morosi
  3. Matt Vasgersian/Eric Karros
  4. Joe Davis/Regional Weekly Hire
  5. Justin Kutcher/Regional Weekly Hire
  6. Aaron Goldsmith/Regional Weekly Hire

2017[]

  1. Joe Buck or Matt Vasgersian/John Smoltz/Ken Rosenthal and Tom Verducci
  2. Kenny Albert or Joe Davis/A. J. Pierzynski/Jon Paul Morosi
  3. Matt Vasgersian or Justin Kutcher/Eric Karros
  4. Joe Davis/Regional Weekly Hire
  5. Justin Kutcher/Regional Weekly Hire
  6. Aaron Goldsmith/Regional Weekly Hire

David Cone, who served as a color commentator on select games for the New York Yankees on the YES Network, joined Davis/Pierzynski/Morosi for the 2017 ALDS.[17]

2018[]

  1. Joe Buck (NLCS, World Series, All-Star Game, select regular season games) or Joe Davis (Division Series, most regular season games)/John Smoltz/Ken Rosenthal and Tom Verducci
  2. Kenny Albert, Kevin Burkhardt or Don Orsillo/A. J. Pierzynski/David Cone/Jon Paul Morosi
  3. Justin Kutcher/Eric Karros or C. J. Nitkowski
  4. Joe Davis/Regional Weekly Hire
  5. Aaron Goldsmith/Regional Weekly Hire

2019[]

  1. Joe Buck (ALCS, World Series, All-Star Game, select regular season games) or Joe Davis (Division Series, most regular season games) /John Smoltz/Ken Rosenthal and Tom Verducci
  2. Kenny Albert or Len Kasper/A. J. Pierzynski and/or Joe Girardi/Jon Paul Morosi
  3. Justin Kutcher or Jeff Levering or Eric Collins/Eric Karros and/or C. J. Nitkowski, or John Farrell
  4. Len Kasper or Don Orsillo/Regional Weekly Hire
  5. Aaron Goldsmith/Regional Weekly Hire

Joe Davis filled-in for Buck during Game 4 of the ALCS while Buck called Thursday Night Football.

2020s[]

2020[]

  1. Joe Buck (select regular season games, NLCS, World Series) or Joe Davis (NLDS, most regular season games, NLCS Game 7) or Kevin Burkhardt (select regular season games)/John Smoltz/Ken Rosenthal and Tom Verducci
  2. Kevin Burkhardt or Adam Amin (NLDS)/A. J. Pierzynski and Adam Wainwright (NLDS)/Tom Verducci (NLDS)
  3. Don Orsillo or Adam Amin or Aaron Goldsmith or Kevin Burkhardt/Eric Karros/Jon Paul Morosi

Joe Davis called Game 7 of the NLCS for Joe Buck, who was in Tampa Bay, working the Packers-Buccaneers game on the same day.

2021[]

  1. Joe Buck, Aaron Goldsmith, or Joe Davis/John Smoltz/Ken Rosenthal
  2. Adam Amin or Kevin Burkhardt/Eric Karros/Tom Verducci
  3. Kevin Burkhardt, Joe Davis, Aaron Goldsmith, Adam Amin, Len Kasper, Alex Faust, Kevin Kugler, or Brandon Gaudin/A.J. Pierzynski or Mark Sweeney or Hunter Pence

Studio[]

  • Chip Caray/Dave Winfield/Steve Lyons (1996)
  • Chip Caray/Steve Lyons (1997–1998)
  • Keith Olbermann/Steve Lyons (1999–2000)
  • Jeanne Zelasko/Kevin Kennedy (2001–2008)
  • Jeanne Zelasko/Kevin Kennedy/Eric Karros (2007–2008), Mark Grace (2007–2008), or Joe Girardi (2007)
  • Chris Rose (2009–2011) (on-site)
  • Chris Rose/Kevin Millar (2010 primetime games)
  • Chris Rose/Mitch Williams (2011 primetime games)
  • Matt Vasgersian or Greg Amsinger/Harold Reynolds/Kevin Millar (2012–2013) (Primary hosts in MLB Network studios)
  • Kevin Burkhardt or Rob Stone or Ryan Field or Chris Myers/Frank Thomas/Gabe Kapler/C. J. Nitkowski (2014)
  • Kevin Burkhardt or Rob Stone or Ryan Field or Chris Myers/Frank Thomas/Raul Ibanez/Dontrelle Willis/Mark Sweeney/C. J. Nitkowski/Pete Rose (2015)
  • Kevin Burkhardt or Chris Myers/Frank Thomas/Eric Karros/Pete Rose/C. J. Nitkowski/Dontrelle Willis (2016)
  • Kevin Burkhardt or Chris Myers or Mike Hill/Frank Thomas/Alex Rodriguez/Eric Karros/Dontrelle Willis/Nick Swisher/A. J. Pierzynski/Mark Sweeney (2017)
  • Kevin Burkhardt or Chris Myers or Mike Hill/Frank Thomas/Alex Rodriguez/David Ortiz/Eric Karros/Dontrelle Willis/Nick Swisher/A. J. Pierzynski/Mark Sweeney (2018–present)

Commentators[]

Current[]

Play-by-play[]

  • Kenny Albert[18] (#2 play-by-play, since 2001), (fill-in lead play-by-play, 2015)
  • Adam Amin[19] (play-by-play, since 2020)
  • Joe Buck[20] (lead play-by-play, since 1996)
  • Kevin Burkhardt[21] (studio host, since 2014), (fill-in play-by-play, since 2015)
  • Joe Davis[22] (play-by-play, since 2015), (fill-in lead play-by-play, since 2018)
  • Aaron Goldsmith[23] (play-by-play, since 2015)
  • Chris Myers[24] (postseason field reporter, 2004–2012), (play-by-play, 2012–2013), (fill-in studio host (2014–present)

Game analysts[]

  • Eric Karros[25] (game analyst, since 2007)
  • C. J. Nitkowski[26] (game analyst, since 2014), (studio analyst 2014-2016)
  • A. J. Pierzynski[27] (#2 game analyst, since 2017), (postseason game analyst, 2015), (postseason studio analyst, 2011-2013)
  • John Smoltz[28] (lead game analyst, since 2016), (#2 analyst 2014-2015)
  • Tom Verducci[29] (postseason field reporter (LCS and World Series) since 2016), (co-lead analyst 2014–2015), (#2 analyst, 2016)

Field reporters[]

  • Jon Morosi[30] (#2 field reporter, since 2014)
  • Chris Myers (postseason field reporter, 2004–2012), (play-by-play, 2012–2013), (fill-in studio host, 2014–present)
  • Ken Rosenthal[31] (lead field reporter, since 2005)
  • Tom Verducci[32] (postseason field reporter (LCS and World Series) since 2016), (co-lead analyst 2014–2015), (#2 analyst 2016)

Studio hosts and analysts[]

  • Kevin Burkhardt[33] (studio host, since 2014), (fill in play-by-play, since 2015)
  • Chris Myers[34] (postseason field reporter, 2004–2012), (play-by-play, 2012–2013), (fill-in studio host, 2014–present)
  • David Ortiz[35] (postseason studio analyst, since 2017)
  • Alex Rodriguez[36] (studio analyst, since 2017), (postseason studio analyst, 2015-present)
  • Nick Swisher[37] (studio analyst, since 2017)
  • Frank Thomas[38] (studio analyst, since 2014)
  • Dontrelle Willis[39] (studio analyst, since 2015)

Former[]

Play-by-play[]

  • Thom Brennaman[40] (#2 play–by–play 1996–2014)
  • Chip Caray (studio host, 1996–1998), (play-by-play, 1999–2000)
  • Mike Joy[41] (fill-in play-by-play, 2008)
  • Justin Kutcher[42] (play-by-play, 2013–2019)
  • Josh Lewin[43] (play-by-play, 1996–2011)
  • John Rooney[44] (play-by-play, 1996–1998)
  • Matt Vasgersian[45] (fill-in lead play–by–play 2016–2017, #2 play–by–play 2014-2015, play–by–play 2006–2008, studio host 2012–2013)

Game analysts[]

  • Bob Brenly[46] (#2 game analyst, 1996–2000), (playoff game analyst, 2004–2005)
  • Joe Girardi[47] (#2 game analyst, 2007), (fill in studio analyst, 2007)
  • Kevin Kennedy[48] (game analyst, 1999-2000), (studio analyst, 2001–2008)
  • Steve Lyons (studio analyst 1996–2000), (#2 game analyst, 2001–2006)
  • Tim McCarver[49] (lead game analyst, 1996–2013)
  • Leo Mazzone[50] (game analyst, 2008)
  • Jose Mota[51] (#2 game analyst for 2006 ALCS Game 4-Until series conclusion)
  • Lou Piniella[52] (game analyst, 2006)
  • Harold Reynolds[53] (co-lead analyst 2014–2015), (#2 game analyst 2016)
  • Frank Robinson[54] (game analyst, 1998–1999)
  • Ken Singleton[55] (game analyst, 1996-1997)
  • Jeff Torborg[56] (game analyst, 1996–2000)

Studio hosts[]

  • Chip Caray[57] (studio host, 1996–1998), (play-by-play, 1999–2000)
  • Keith Olbermann[58] (studio host, 1999–2000)
  • Chris Rose[59] (studio host, 2009–2011)
  • Matt Vasgersian[60] (fill in lead play–by–play 2016–2017, #2 play–by–play 2014-2015, play–by–play 2006–2008, studio host 2012–2013)
  • Jeanne Zelasko[61] (studio host, 2001–2008) (later on Judge Joe Brown)

Studio analysts[]

  • Mark Grace[62] (studio analyst 2007–2008), (#2 game analyst, 2009–2011)
  • Gabe Kapler[63] (studio analyst, 2014)
  • Kevin Kennedy[64] (game analyst, 1999-2000), (studio analyst, 2001–2008)
  • Steve Lyons[65] (studio analyst 1996–2000), (#2 game analyst, 2001–2006)
  • Pete Rose[66] (studio analyst, 2015–2016)
  • Dave Winfield[67] (studio analyst, 1996)

Field reporters[]

  • Erin Andrews[68] (postseason field reporter, 2012–2015)

Current and former fill-in broadcasters[]

Play-by-play[]

  • Dick Bremer (fill-in play-by-play)
  • Matt Devlin[69] (fill-in play-by-play)
  • Scott Graham (fill-in play-by-play)
  • Mario Impemba (fill-in play-by-play)
  • Duane Kuiper (fill-in play-by-play)
  • Glen Kuiper (fill-in play-by-play)
  • Tom McCarthy[70] (fill-in play-by-play)
  • Dan McLaughlin[71] (fill-in play-by-play)
  • Chris Myers (fill-in play-by-play)
  • Mel Proctor[72] (fill-in play-by-play, 2002–2004)
  • Wayne Randazzo[73] (fill-in play-by-play)
  • Daron Sutton[74] (fill-in play-by-play)

Game analysts[]

  • Rod Allen (fill-in game analyst)
  • Larry Andersen (fill-in game analyst)
  • Bert Blyleven[75] (fill-in game analyst)
  • George Brett[76] (fill-in game analyst)
  • Sean Casey (fill-in game analyst)
  • Jim Deshaies (fill-in game analyst)
  • Ray Fosse (fill-in game analyst)
  • Mark Grant (fill-in game analyst)
  • Al Hrabosky (fill-in game analyst)
  • Rex Hudler (fill-in game analyst)
  • Darrin Jackson (fill-in game analyst)
  • Jim Kaat (fill-in game analyst)
  • John Kruk[77] (fill-in game analyst)
  • Al Leiter[78] (playoff game analyst, 2003–2004)
  • Joe Magrane (fill in game analyst)
  • Rick Manning (fill-in game analyst)
  • Kevin Millar[79] (fill-in game analyst, primetime game studio analyst)
  • José Mota (fill-in game analyst)
  • Jim Palmer (fill in game analyst)
  • Kevin Kennedy (fill-in game analyst) (former studio analyst)
  • Mike Krukow (fill-in game analyst)
  • Jerry Remy (fill-in game analyst)
  • Bill Ripken (fill-in game analyst)
  • F. P. Santangelo[80] (fill-in game analyst)
  • Bill Schroeder (fill-in commentator)
  • Tom Verducci[81] (fill-in game analyst)
  • Bob Walk (fill-in game analyst)

Other broadcasters[]

  • Patrick O'Neal[82] (playoff sideline reporter, 2004–2005) currently Los Angeles Lakers live pre-game and post-game host on Fox Sports West and Fox College Football (studio host) on FX and NFL on Fox live studio update of NFL games.

Additional notes[]

  • Until the 2000 World Series, Bob Brenly, who normally did West Coast games with Thom Brennaman, regularly joined Joe Buck and Tim McCarver in the booth for big events (All-Star Game, potential record-breaking games, one League Championship Series, and the World Series. However, he became the manager of the Arizona Diamondbacks, who won the World Series under Brenly just a year later. After Brenly was fired by the Diamondbacks in the 2004 season, he briefly returned to Fox until being hired by the Chicago Cubs as their color commentator.
  • In 2001, Jeanne Zelasko[83] became the first woman in more than a decade to regularly host Major League Baseball games for a network. The network canceled the pre-game show (as a cost-cutting measure) following the 2008 season.
  • In 2020, play-by-play announcers and color commentators called the games from the Fox Network Center in Los Angeles, CA.

See also[]

  • List of current Major League Baseball broadcasters

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