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The San Diego Padres will recognize their TV broadcast team of Don Orsillo and Mark Grant with a talking Don and Mud bobblehead doll giveaway at the upcoming Padres vs. Arizona Diamondback games at Petco Park on Thursday and Friday, Aug. 17 and 18.

Legendary Cubs radio voice Pat Hughes received the Ford C. Frick Award in Cooperstown, and he was grateful to the Chicago fans in his speech.

Vin Scully, the late Los Angeles Dodgers’ play-by-play announcer, was one of the nicest guys in MLB sportscasting.

Considered one of the best NFL TV producers of all time, Fred Gaudelli details his unique career before he's honored at the Pro Football Hall of Fame this...

Ok, I saw this topic on another thread, and thought I would bring it here. Even though it may appear to be negative/mean in some respects, there are also many good aspects. I can appreciate that everyone sees/hears events in a different light. If you can, try to list one broadcaster per sport, however, some broadcasters may do multiple sports.   Here is my list:   Favorite broadcaster (Sorry for being a homer.) Dick Enberg George Kell/Al Kaline Frank Beckman Bruce Martyn/Ken Kal  

When this part of the story begins, they have been behind bars for one year.

NCAA Tournament play-by-play man Jim Nantz takes a timeout from his Final Four broadcasts for some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby.

Particularly for older fans who grew up watching the AFL, the 2023 NFL season will often feel different.

Do you remember Mike Reid? The former Penn State and Cincinnati Bengals defensive tackle was a concert pianist. Reid had a stellar five-year All-Pro career with the Bengals that was cut short due to h...

The last time NBA All-Star Weekend was held in Salt Lake City—1993—the co-MVPs were none other than the Utah Jazz’s very own Karl Malone and John Stockton.