Here are TV and radio calls of the Texas Rangers winning their first World Series title

For the first time in franchise history, the Texas Rangers are World Series champions.

Texas took down the Arizona Diamondbacks 5-0 in Game 5 on Wednesday night in Phoenix to win MLB’s title.

After being no-hit by Diamondbacks ace Zac Gallen through six innings, the Rangers’ offense erupted for five runs over the final three innings. It was a 1-0 game in the top of the ninth when the Rangers added four runs to make it a 5-0 game. Rangers infielder Marcus Semien capped it off with a two-out, two-run homer.

Here’s Joe Davis calling the Semien two-run homer on the Fox television broadcast:

https://twitter.com/thecomeback/status/1719910493975101537

And here’s how the final out — Josh Sborz striking out Ketel Marte — looked and sounded on the Fox broadcast with Davis on the call:

https://twitter.com/awfulannouncing/status/1719913280528138674

How about the Rangers radio call?

Play-by-play announcer Eric Nadel and analyst Matt Hicks had the Texas radio call for 105.3 The Fan:

https://twitter.com/STAAtalent/status/1719914880709345683

“Two balls, two strikes. Sborz kicks and fires. HE STRUCK HIM OUT LOOKING! IT’S OVER! IT’S OVER! THE RANGERS HAVE WON THE WORLD SERIES! RANGER FANS, YOU’RE NOT DREAMING! THE RANGERS ARE THE WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS! AFTER 52 YEARS IN TEXAS, 63 YEARS OF THE FRANCHISE, THE WAIT IS OVER! AND THE CELEBRATION HAS BEGUN!”

That’s a call Rangers fans will remember forever.

[Fox; 105.3 The Fan]