Great Calls in Sports Broadcasting History

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You gonna come on as Angus next?
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Don’t forget the ‘nut.
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Interesting tid-bit, njb. When FL replaced LP I logged in as hickorystick, I later switched back to DMac (was dmac at LP) and explained that it just felt more natural to me. I can still log on as hickorystick but I can't post anything under that name. Meanwhile, ONW can use all his screen names and post with all of them. Rather odd, eh? Favoritism? Click on the exclamation point of his posts that include his videos and see what you get...here, I'll save you the trouble, it'll say "This message contains links to illegal or pirated software." Nice, eh?
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Just fixing some links, boys. Don't go getting yourselves all in an uproar.
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Nigel wrote: Mon Apr 27, 2020 7:16 pm Buffalo Sabres announcer Rick Jeanneret--one of his calls that stands out in WNY--the Jimmy Hoffa classic

Never heard this one before. I loved listening to Rick call a game. One of the greats.
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Brooklyn wrote: Tue Apr 28, 2020 10:21 am not quite as memorable as those above but it's a personal favorite:





so much has been said about this moment over the years but many overlook the fact that Mookie had a great at bat where he fought off several really good pitches
Easily in my top 10
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Harry Kalas, ‘80 Phils,

Manny Trillo,

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John Facenda,

The Frozen Tundra,

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Ladies and Gentlemen,
the Flyers are going to win the Stanley Cup,
the Flyers win the Stanley Cup,

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10stone5 wrote: Mon Dec 19, 2022 7:46 pm John Facenda,

The Frozen Tundra,

The Golden Years of NFL highlight films with John Facenda as narrator.
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10stone5 wrote: Mon Dec 19, 2022 7:42 pm Harry Kalas, ‘80 Phils,

Manny Trillo,

Greatest baseball game ever!
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Lemieux ahead to Gretsky
on a two on one
to Lemieux
He Shoots
He Scores !!

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New England Patriots win 1st Super Bowl

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Call by long time radio play-by-play guy Gil Santos; with former Boston Patriot and long time color analyst Gino Cappelletti hooting and hollering in the background.

https://youtu.be/JkOviuwyPLA (NFL restricts common posting of this video so one must click on link to access.)

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Doug Flutie Hail Mary

dup — look on p1
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Bill Mazeroski wins game 7 1960 World Series,
bottom of the 9th inning,
Pirates beat Yankees in seven wild games,



Repeat but different broadcast 👍
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1967 Ice Bowl
Lombardi’s Packers beat Cowboys on
Bart Starr QB sneak,

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Muhammad Ali knocks out George Foreman in Zaire,


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Bob Beattie with one of the all time exciting calls,

Franz Klammer wins a wild downhill, the 1976
Innsbruck Olympics,

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10stone5 wrote: Tue Dec 20, 2022 8:20 pm Doug Flutie Hail Mary

dup — look on p1
Different call with Musburger. Not as dramatic as the BC call but still noteworthy. Great additions to the thread, by the way.
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