The Jim Nantz call for an improbable Mickelson PGA Championship win: “Phil defeats Father Time!”
CBS had a pretty good afternoon overall, too.
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Jim Nantz did his best to get Tiger Woods to reveal his return timeline
Nantz took advantage of what's normally a puff segment and actually tried to get some real news.
CBS squeezed all it could from a lackluster Super Bowl LV
CBS was not hit by the mistakes that marred its previous Super Bowl broadcasts, but there was one glaring omission in the telecast.
Does ESPN really make sense as an option for Jim Nantz?
Could Nantz leave CBS for ESPN? Maybe, but it's hard to imagine for a variety of reasons.
Patrick Reed immediately put the new CBS golf rules expert to the test
The problems with CBS using (or being forced to use) a non-independent rules expert was exposed almost immediately.
Tony Romo and Jim Nantz perplexed by the Bills’ correct choice to go for two late against the Chiefs
Romo and Nantz should have at least been able to present the audience with why Buffalo made the choice.
Tony Romo lost his mind when Andy Reid went for it on fourth down to seal the game for the Chiefs
Tony Romo was as fooled as the Browns were by Andy Reid's fourth down call, and he couldn't have loved it more.
Tony Romo knew he was selected for the College Football Hall of Fame before Jim Nantz told him, thanks to an early delivery
Romo already knew this news thanks to the delivery of an official ball with the announcement Saturday.
Jim Nantz says he wants to call the Masters until he’s 75 (and beyond)
Nantz, 61, doesn't see any reason to plan his Masters retirement just yet.
Here’s one of the rarest things in sports broadcasting: Jim Nantz botching an ad read
Jim Nantz gave some free advertising to a Geico competitor with an extremely uncharacteristic mistake.
Jim Nantz could call events every week for a six-month stretch from the Masters through the PGA Championship
In between golf, Nantz would also have the NFL season (and Super Bowl) and the NCAA Tournament to call.
Nick Faldo tried three times to pronounce “Collin Morikawa” before Jim Nantz bailed him out
Three swings, three misses for Sir Nick.
Jim Nantz on post-AFC Championship interview: “I was thinking, ‘Oh my god, I disobeyed, I was insubordinate, and I walked right into the...
"When he started to say the word 'Fight,' the f seemed to take a little longer than normal. I had a lot of thoughts racing through my mind."
