For 24 years, Joe Buck had been the voice for baseball's biggest games. As Fox's lead MLB broadcaster, Buck was in the booth for every World Series dating back to 1996 -- a streak that ended in ...

Joe Buck has been a sports broadcaster for a long time and has called some memorable moments. He's gotten to call Super Bowls ...

Joe Buck will call a Major League Baseball game for ESPN on Opening Day, but he’s not exactly exuding excitement about it.

The typically unflappable Joe Buck was tense ahead of game one of the 1996 World Series between the Atlanta Braves and New ...

Joe Buck, left, was the longtime Fox MLB announcer before coming to ESPN for “Monday Night Football.” AP The Yankees, Buck admitted to The Athletic’s Andrew Marchand, were part of the reason ...

It's been four years since Joe Buck has called a Major League Baseball ... It will be his first baseball game for the network since he left Fox Sports for a five-year, $75 million contract to ...

Buck was Fox Sports' lead MLB announcer from 1996 through 2021 and called 24 World Series. He joined ESPN in 2022 to call “Monday Night Football.” YES Network analyst Joe Girardi and Brewers ...

Jan 28, 2020; Miami, Florida, USA; Fox Sports broadcaster Joe Buck speaks with the media during Fox Sports media day at the Miami Beach convention center. / Jasen Vinlove-Imagn Images It's been ...

That job belongs to Joe Buck. Technically, this isn’t his first baseball broadcast since leaving Fox. Last season, Buck jumped into the booth for a Cardinals game alongside Chip Caray ...

Before joining the Worldwide Leader in Sports with colleague Troy Aikman, Joe Buck was the lead MLB commentator for Fox Sports from 1996 to 2021. He gave up baseball duties after signing a ...

Joe Buck will return to the Major League Baseball ... In early 2022, he left his longtime broadcasting home of Fox Sports to become the voice of ESPN’s “Monday Night Football” on a five ...

Joe Buck will call a Major League Baseball national ... Buck's last national broadcast was with Fox Sports in 2021, when he covered his 24th World Series for the network. He joined Chip Caray ...