Al Michaels
At 75, Al Michaels is ‘America’s sports announcer’; Who will be next to earn the unofficial moniker?
Roy Firestone dubbed Al Michaels, ‘America’s sportscaster.’ Tough to disagree. Certainly on play-by-play. Michaels […]
Breaking down the top NFL announce teams; Buck-Aikman, Michaels-Collinsworth and Nantz-Romo
A few folks here in South Florida asked me to differentiate the top network […]
NFL Weekend: CBS, Fox, NBC’s A teams get As; CBS’ B team, Eagle and Fouts, gets B; Romo or Madden?
It couldn’t be bad if by Sunday, CBS and NBC touted their Saturday ratings. […]
NFL Week # 11; CBS, ESPN, Fox, NBC, NFL Network; All talent, times and regional coverage
CBS has the doubleheader this week. Fox runs a single game. Joe Buck and Troy […]
Halby’s Morsels: Buck energized, Brian Anderson shines, Joe Davis lacked flair; Fox’ MLB studio is good
Halby’s post-season mouthfuls Joe Buck has been a prominent network voice for a long […]
With 44,000 sets in U.S., the first World Series telecast was 72 years ago today; See timeline: 1947-2019
Seventy two years ago today, history was made. The first ever World Series game […]
Halby’s Morsels: No news is good news for Marv Albert; Dick Groat out after 40 years on Pitt radio
With camps opening at the end of the month and no announcements to the […]
Nepotism? Top network voices, many known names, got young breaks; One announcer first sold cars
The impending announcement of the callow Noah Eagle getting the Los Angeles Clippers radio […]
Costas, Michaels, top network and league execs heap praise on Dick Ebersol, HOF Rozelle awardee
For years, those at the top of networks, governing bodies, leagues and elsewhere have […]
Esteemed network voices remember where they were when America landed on the moon 50 years ago
What was it that Vin Scully said when Kirk Gibson hit that unforgettable home run? […]
The 2019 prime-time NFL national schedules and announcer profiles; First game is September 5th
For this weekend’s schedules (10-3-10-7), geographic clearances and talent, click here for NFL:NFL Week #5: […]
On Ken Levine’s podcast: Al Michaels talks his career; From an NBC World Series at 27, it only got better
They don’t come like Al Michaels. His fifty year career calling sports is a […]