TV and Streaming Viewing Picks for October 28, 2022: how to watch World Series Game 1
Game 1 of the 2022 World Series begins tonight live from Houston on Fox and Fox Deportes
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Jon Sciambi will take over ESPN Radio World Series calls from Dan Shulman next year
In addition to TV work for the Cubs, Sciambi has done a lot of MLB radio work. Now, he'll get to call the World Series for radio as well, beginning in 2023.
Joe Buck on not calling World Series: “That’s really weird to me”
“I would like to be in Cabo San Lucas with a margarita in my hand and a half-smoked cigar watching Game 7 of the World Series."
Fox officially confirms Joe Davis as lead MLB announcer
Fox has now officially named both successors to Joe Buck.
Joe Davis will take over from Joe Buck as Fox’s top MLB play-by-play voice, including for the World Series
The 34-year-old Davis has been working with Fox since 2014.
Houston Astros were referred to as “Cheaters” in Nielsen’s Top 100 Telecasts of 2021 list
"Atlanta vs. Cheaters" was a surprising entry on Nielsen's list.
Here’s the radio call of the Atlanta Braves winning the World Series
"Is this happening? It is! The Atlanta Braves are world champions! The Atlanta Braves have won the 2021 World Series in six games over the Houston Astros!"
Joe Buck is set to call seven games in seven days
Buck's schedule will see him call (at least) four World Series games, three NFL contests in four cities.
Nationals-Astros delivered least-watched World Series Game 7 ever, but enough viewers to only be third-least watched World Series
Game 7 drew 23.013 million viewers, the lowest for a World Series Game 7, but still more than enough to make this not the least-watched World Series ever.
Here’s the Washington Nationals radio call of the final out to win the World Series
"SWING AND A MISS! SWING AND A MISS! SWING AND A MISS! AND A WORLD SERIES GAME 7 WINNING CURLY W IS IN THE BOOKS! THE CELEBRATION IS ON! THE WASHINGTON NATIONALS ARE THE WORLD CHAMPIONS! REMEMBER WHERE YOU ARE!"
If the World Series ends in Game 6, that game will need around 18 million viewers for the series not to be the...
If Game 6 ends the World Series, it may well be the least-watched World Series ever unless the average viewership goes up by over six million from Game 5.
Game 1 of the World Series recorded the lowest average audience in five years and the second-lowest on record
The first game of the World Series was the second-lowest Game 1 on record with 12.194 million average viewers, only slightly ahead of 2014's 12.191 million.
Fox, MLB reportedly moving towards a World Series extension
Fox's current World Series deal is up after 2021.
NFL Week 8 ratings roundup: CBS, Fox, and NBC all draw strong numbers
NBC was quick to point out the difference in World Series games in its ratings
Fox Sports mistakes Hall of Fame pitcher for Science Guy during World Series
That is definitely Sandy Koufax and definitely not Bill Nye.
Joe Buck signs contract extension with Fox, agrees to call World Series through at least 2021 thanks to working with John Smoltz
In 2016, Buck said " I’ve been doing it for a long time and I feel like somebody else should do it." Well, it's not going to be someone else calling the World Series until at least 2022, and maybe beyond that.
If a World Series game is rained out, Fox could move a Thursday Night Football matchup to FS1
Fox could be rooting for rain this fall.
Keith Hernandez rubbed people the wrong way with this comment about San Francisco
Viewers accused Hernandez of homophobia following a pregame joke.
World Series Game 5 pulled an overnight rating 36% higher than Sunday Night Football
Baseball delivered a ratings victory against the NFL on Sunday.
Fox to bring the 6-second ads back for its NFL Thanksgiving game
Fox is using the 6-second ads extensively during the World Series
Through two games, World Series ratings are (expectedly) down from 2016, but still pretty strong
Fox was never going to match its 2016 ratings, but the Dodgers-Astros series is doing quite well.
This well-placed YouTube ad on the World Series broadcast drove people crazy
It looks just like a YouTube video.
The first ever World Series presenting sponsor will be, of all things, YouTube TV
YouTube's new streaming service will have its name on baseball's biggest event.
Why Fox spent a good portion of its network upfronts on sports
Joe Buck tells critics of his enthusiasm for Cubs’ wins to “grow up”
People love to criticize Fox’s Joe Buck, whether that’s deserved or not, and his October piece arguing that...
