Every call of Mets star Francisco Lindor’s series-clinching grand slam
"The biggest swing of the season for New York!"
"The biggest swing of the season for New York!"
"Bill Belichick wants to work for a really good owner, and I don't believe that he thinks (Jets owner) Woody Johnson is."
"Two big-time players there that are hit picks — Wilson and Minshew."
"BIG KHALEN RUMBLIN'!"
"I did go to two Nets/Sixers playoff games, and I didn’t feel anything close to the level of disgust I felt last night."
"I don't know if you follow McNeil's Twitter or you know, he got attacked by some Yellow Jackets today."
"Everyone sort of knew that the time was coming."
"Podcasts are wonderful. I listen to them all the time. But there's one thing a podcast has a very hard time being, and that's urgent."
"Howie Rose’s call last night got me thinking about how cool it would be to have a thread with all the great baseball radio calls."
Howie Rose and Pete Alonso got to celebrate the home run and call that will link them forever in New York Mets history.
"That quickly. Wow."
"While censorship is a big topic in today’s media world, Channel 90 might be the poster child."
"He and his family truly appreciate the love and support of fans as he aims to return for the 2025 season."
"Oh my goodness what a baseball game!"
"I don’t even think they talk to each other."
"Well, Sin City heard him loud and clear."
"When I got in the car and drove away, it felt more like a funeral."
As Joe Castiglione prepares to say goodbye to the Red Sox broadcast booth, we look at his myriad of play-by-play partners over the years.
"Maybe because I voted for Donald Trump."
"There's commentators out there that I listen to and I go, 'Nope, that's not what happened. That's not what's going on.' But they think it is in the moment..."
"For a man who had so much skill and play-by-play talent and personality … he just had so much kindness to him."
"You kind of being a mentor and giving me a lot of great advice, I felt like it was the right thing to do."
"They couldn't pony up the money or I would have been there."
It's still unclear if Portnoy would be allowed to call the Chicago sports radio host by his own name.