On Thursday’s Opening Day at Yankee Stadium, Joe Buck was back on TV calling a baseball game. "I felt like I hadn't left." ...

Absence made the heart grow fonder for MLB fans welcoming back Joe Buck on Thursday. For the first time since 2021, Buck ...

But for Thursday's 2025 Opening Day, Buck made a temporary return to the MLB booth where he kicked off ESPN's coverage of ...

The 55-year-old sports broadcasting legend even capped it off with an iconic "See ya!" call, seemingly a tribute to Yankees ...

Buck even borrowed Yankees play-by-play voice Michael Kay’s signature “See Ya!” home run call for Wells’ first-inning shot.

Joe Buck is preparing to call a Major League Baseball Opening Day game in what is expected to be the sport’s final season on ESPN. Last month, ESPN opted out of the final three seasons of its ...

Joe Buck did not want to be right ... where he predominantly covered sports media and baseball. In 2023, Marchand was named one of five finalists for The Big Lead's "Insider of the Year" in ...

Is Joe Buck once again ready to call a Major League Baseball game ... but don’t say anything like that. It doesn’t sound right." "Florida is a team that can win a National Championship.

Ahead of calling Thursday’s Opening Day game between the Brewers and Yankees on ESPN, Joe Buck spoke with SiriusXM’s Chris “Mad Dog” Russo on Monday.Buck’s return to the baseball booth is just a ...

Buck made strides in the MLB, calling his first World Series game in 1996 and serving as the lead play-by-play voice of baseball and the World Series for 25 years, according to the video. "Joe ...

1. Ahead of calling Thursday’s Opening Day game between the Brewers and Yankees on ESPN, Joe Buck spoke with SiriusXM’s Chris “Mad Dog” Russo on Monday. Buck’s return to the baseball ...