Who do you think is the best MLB radio broadcaster?
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Tom Cheek was my favorite.How many HRs does Barry have to hit to become a HOF'er? can he hit his way in?
vin scully hands down he doesn't annoy you and tells stories that are interesting unlike joe buck's stories i hate him also, espn and fox broadcasters.I've been spoiled in my life, having grown up in LA and the DC area, so I got to hear Vin Scully call the Dodger games and John Miller call the Orioles games. They are definitely my top two, but I always felt Miller had an insight, passion and sense of humor that was unique among broadcasters.
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Charley Steiner..!!Vin Scully by far. Theres no one that even compares to him. When he calls a game he doesnt favor one team, hell point out good and bad aspects of each team and its sometimes hard to tell which teams hes calling for. Its also nice to hear his stories and past experiences from the past, they never get old!
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I'm a Twins fan so I'd say Herb Carneal.Rest In Peace Herb!
Jon Miller. He was with the Orioles for many years and now with ESPN. He makes the game so much fun. Watch a game that he broadcasts and I sure that you will agree. Jon Miller, Hall of Fame Broadcaster.
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Either Harry Caray or Jack Buck.Here's my reasoning: Unlike Scully, they didn't try to act impartial. Radio broadcasts are done by every team, so if they were broadcasting for the Cubs or Cardinals, they acted like Cubs or Cardinal fans. Who better to tell you how your team is playing? Also, they were both very descriptive which is important for radio broadcasts. They didn't a lot of words, but were very concise in telling you what happened so it was exciting but still very vivid. When they were paired together for the Cardinals in the 60's, they were easily the best broadcast pair in the history of baseball.
I don't know thier names but the radio broadcasters for the Giants are entertaining. Milwaukee's Bob Uecker also can have some good stories.You can get a taste of different broadcasters via http://www.freebaseballradio.com/...
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