Best Baseball Announcers

Man alive, Mel is on this list. Mel earned it for his love of baseball especially The New York Yankees and with Mickey Mantle on the team his belters we're going going gone. His call of Dave Righetti's no hitter was priceless and his place in baseball history was secured for all times as THE VOICE of This Week in Baseball. For that we say, How About That!
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Uecker is my all time favorite

HEY! HEY! He finally made this list. Yes there was great Cubs broadcasing BEFORE Harry Caray, and he was it. He was on hand to witness the rise and fall of the 1969 Chicago Cubs, he called the 1954 World Series on TV with THE CATCH, he called Ernie Banks' 500th home run and even being the guest ring announcer for AWA Wrestling Superclash 1985 at Comiskey Park . WEEEEEEEE!
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HOLY COW! he finally make this list, no he's not a corproate announcer, he is always and forever a Yankees announcer. A Former Yankee Hall of Famer player himself, The Scooter successfully adopeted his career, and he was also one funny announcer, but also an announcer who called some of the Yankees greatest moments including Roger Maris' 61st home run in '61, 1978's Ron Guidry 18 strikeouts in a game and the 1983 infamous PIne Tar Game among the many great games he called, here's to you, Phil.
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He's here in spirit, the voice of those summer days gone by, for Pirates fans listening to him was something they've waited all day for, and you can tell it goodbye. He was there to witness the amazing 1960 Pirates team that sank the Yankees in the World Series and seeing the greatness of Willie Stargell and Roberto Clemente. He was one of a kind.
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Rarely has an individual who had a Hall of Fame career player can have a Hall of Fame announcer, just was the case of Ralph Kiner, sure he may misspelled or called players different names, but for 50 years he brightened the New York Mets telecasts and you can bet and its gone goodbye.
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