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Good Move for Sox. Byrd will a void with Wakefield on the DL

We have Comcast SportsNet here in Philly. They do a very good job with 76ers Flyers, and Phillies. I wish we had YES because I like some of the classic Yankees game they show from time to time. Jim

I enjoyed the classic announcing threads on both DBS forums and sportsbroadcasthistory. I would agree with Mets82 that the good ole days subforum would be a perfect fit for such subjects as World Series Announcers and NFL Commentator Crews.

The NFL Network has done this before. Last year, they will supposed to show Super Bowl 10 between Dallas and Pittsburgh. This was the game that featured Lynn Swann's great catches. I was looking forward so much to the CBS telecast that featured Pat Summerall and Tom Brooshier. Instead, NFL...

IRL now following the NASCAR with multiple network coverage of the races. Versus adds another sports property. I like that Versus will have pre and post race coverage. It should interesting to see who Versus hire for on-air talent.

I would say golf or tennis aren't sports that would be fun to listen to on the radio

St. Louis Cardinals vs Chicago Cubs Dick Stockton, Eric Karros & Ken Rosenthal 56% MARKETS INCLUDE: Albuquerque, Atlanta, Birmingham, Charlotte, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Denver, Detroit, Greensboro, Greenville, Houston, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Kansas City...

If nothing else is on, I will watch from time to time. I found the Olympics to be great boring in recent years. The time difference between the United States and China is another factor why these Olympics probably won't be fun to watch.

The Baseball Network had no day baseball coverage on the weekends nor any telecasts during the first half. During its two years of existence, the Baseball Network started its coverage at the all star game followed by 12 prime time telecasts with Six Saturday night telecasts by ABC followed by...

As a kid growing up in the 70's, it always CBS because of the NFL Today.

The Dallas Cowboys were a wildcard team in 1975 and had come off a 8-6 season in 1974. 1975 was the year the Cowboys drafted Randy White and Thomas Henderson. If nfl network is showing the CBS Broadcast, I think Gary Bender and Johnny Unitas called the telecast for CBS.

MLB: Joe Garagiola, Tony Kubek NFL: Pat Summerall, John Madden NBA: Dick Stockton, Hubie Brown NHL: Gary Thorne, Bill Clement CBB: Dick Enberg, Billy Packer, Al McGuire CFB: Keith Jackson, Frank Broyles