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thanks so much for uploading this. synching it with the abc broadcast

The American Football League (AFL) was the best thing to ever happen to the National Football League (NFL) and to pro football in general. I am glad enough that I was old enough to actually remember watching this game as a 7 year old kid and then watching Super Bowl 4 the following week.

RIP Fernando. What a year he had in 1981.

This is very cool I hope you are having a great day today

Is there a radio broadcast of game 1 of nlcs.

Umpires (Game 2) HP John Stevens (AL) 1B Bill Jackowski (NL) 2B Nestor Chylak (AL) 3B Dusty Boggess (NL) (Crew Chief) LF Jim Honochick (AL) RF Stan Landes (NL)

Chuck Thompson (PBP) 1st half Jack Quinlan (PBP) 2nd half

Umpires (Game 1) HP Dusty Boggess (NL) (Crew Chief) 1B John Stevens (AL) 2B Bill Jackowski (NL) 3B Nestor Chylak (AL) LF Stan Landes (NL) RF Jim Honochick (AL)

Chuck Thompson (PBP) 1st half Jack Quinlan (PBP) 2nd half

Jack Quinlan (PBP) 1st half Chuck Thompson (PBP) 2nd half

Umpires (Game 7) HP Bill Jackowski (NL) 1B Nestor Chylak (AL) 2B Dusty Boggess (NL) (Crew Chief) 3B John Stevens (AL) LF Stan Landes (NL) RF Jim Honochick (AL)

Umpires (Game 6) HP John Stevens (AL) 1B Bill Jackowski (NL) 2B Nestor Chylak (AL) 3B Dusty Boggess (NL) (Crew Chief) LF Jim Honochick (AL) RF Stan Landes (NL)

Chuck Thompson (PBP) 1st half Jack Quinlan (PBP) 2nd half

Do you have any more Orange bowl national radio broadcasts that you have not posted pre-1995?

do you have 2014 Nick Nickson Call of Game 5 of Stanley Cup Finals by any chance?

Blessed to have this historical record!

This is absolutely wonderful RIP Jim Donovan

Yankees Win the World Series !

1:39:46 Geico Direct (Walden) (2002) Day 1: beautiful pond Day 2: terrible joy Day 3: joy Day 4: joyful Day 5: more joy to insure

4:15:01 Reasons switched to Geico: Answering letters

Chuck Thompson (PBP) 1st half John Gordon (PBP) 2nd half

3:19:56 MORE Goosebumps!!!

Is John Rooney/Ed Farmer's call available???

why does this sound like it was from 1920?

This broadcast makes me hate Oklahoma all over again....lol. Sneaky Sooners getting that TD to end the 1st half.

30:00 top 2nd

13:30 bottom 1st

6:03 first pitch

1:52:11 top 6th

1:41:54 bottom 5th

1:29:37 top 5th

1:21:47 bottom 4th

1:11:24 top 4th

55:20 bottom 3rd

49:17 top 3rd inning

The last Fiesta Bowl Game played at Sun Devil Stadium and the final game that Tony Roberts would call for Notre Dame

The call on the Giants ' missed punt is hilarious. So unexpected that it caught Wayne mid-sentence and then Butkus is basically an overjoyed fan, so you have no idea what happened except Shaun Gayle is involved. Great analysis from Jim Hart after the play. He's right about holding it under, and that's what many others said post game and the following week.

Just listened to today’s game and the whole time I was thinking “man I wish Ernie was calling this game”! Did a quick search and found this. Holy flashbacks Batman! Grandpa “pollock” always had his transistor radio on when the tigers were playing. I was barely tall enough to see what was on the workbench that little leather wrapped radio sat on. It was always the unmistakable voice of the late great legend Ernie Harwell that I remember. Wow… That was 45 years ago.

GO BILLS 🔵🔴

Do you have the Pirates broadcast of GAME 7 of the 1992 NLCS?

Any spoilers?

crimanals getting theirs. justice.thugs getting thugged

Jim Simpson and John Brodie on the call

In 68 coach Hank Steam was losing his hair; in 69 it all grew back!!😅

During the 1985 season, we would watch the TV telecasts of the Bears' games, but turn off the audio and listen to the radio play-by-play. It synched up perfectly with no lag. The radio play-by-play was much superior to the TV broadcast commentary. The only downside was that the replays of key plays did not have any matching commentary, but that was not a big problem. Thanks for this upload!

If the stat for dropped passed existed back then, the Browns might have the record. There must have been a dozen. On every drive, there was at least one. Logan dropped a near touchdown. Ozzie himself dropped a couple. I was feeling for Sipe by the end of this. Browns should have won this by two scores if they caught half of them.

Lindgren Trail

Hillard Gates . Fort Wayne Legend Sports Announcer. Obviously not limited to only Fort Wayne.

Jim Simpson also broadcast quite a few World Series. He had a very smooth relaxing voice. A lot of fun to listen to.

It wasn't just a rivalry between the Chiefs and Raiders. These hated each other!