Broadcasters. Vin Scully was #1; naturally.

Watching all time homeruns.

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Love the sound of the ball hitting the bat

You rank highly among fans of Prime 9.

A beautiful game can bring me to tears. I love this sport.

Watching Prime 9 - Yankees vs Red Sox

Just watched Prime 9 - The Base Stealers

Watching Prime 9: Starting Rotations. 1927 Yankees (Hoyt, Pennock, Shocker, Moore) ranked #5.

Best rotations...my Braves are gonna be the best

Wow, just hearing Curt Gowdy's voice took me back!

I can't wait for baseball season to start!!! :o)

Top 9 could have beens

9 Greatest Closers. Damn skippy #1 is Mo.

Best closers. HEY! Johnny Bench was just on here giving his input on closers. :)

Best team of 1980s and I picked all 9, what a great era. /cc @joelleleeann36

Baseball Fix w @joelleleeann36 (love having my baby girl home to enjoy baseball w/ me)

Been watching this nonstop since I got home :)

Best shortstops ever. Ozzie smith is the man.

Top 9 LCS series the 2004 lcs better be in there

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Counting down the top 9 baseball broadcasters. 9: Kurt Gowdy (Red Sox, NBC) 8: Phil Rizzuto (Yankees) 7: Harry Caray (Cardinals, White Sox, Cubs) 6: Harry Kalas (Phillies) 5: Ernie Harwell (Tigers)... more

Counting down the top 9 baseball broadcasters. 9: Kurt Gowdy (Red Sox, NBC) 8: Phil Rizzuto (Yankees) 7: Harry Caray (Cardinals, White Sox, Cubs) 6: Harry Kalas (Phillies) 5: Ernie Harwell (Tigers) 4: Jack Buck (Cardinals) 3: Red Barber (Brooklyn Dodgers) 2: Mel Allen (Yankees) 1: Vin Scully (Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers)
I agree, with a shout out to Russ Hodges for his 1951 NL Pennant play-off game call.

Counting down the top 9 baseball broadcasters. 9: Kurt Gowdy (Red Sox, NBC) 8: Phil Rizzuto (Yankees) 7: Harry Caray (Cardinals, White Sox, Cubs) 6: Harry Kalas (Phillies) 5: Ernie Harwell (Tigers)... more

Counting down the top 9 baseball broadcasters. 9: Kurt Gowdy (Red Sox, NBC) 8: Phil Rizzuto (Yankees) 7: Harry Caray (Cardinals, White Sox, Cubs) 6: Harry Kalas (Phillies) 5: Ernie Harwell (Tigers) 4: Jack Buck (Cardinals) 3: Red Barber (Brooklyn Dodgers) 2: Mel Allen (Yankees) 1: Vin Scully (Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers)
I agree, with a shout out to Russ Hodges for his 1951 NL Pennant play-off game call.

Counting down the top 9 baseball broadcasters. 9: Kurt Gowdy (Red Sox, NBC) 8: Phil Rizzuto (Yankees) 7: Harry Caray (Cardinals, White Sox, Cubs) 6: Harry Kalas (Phillies) 5: Ernie Harwell (Tigers)... more

Counting down the top 9 baseball broadcasters. 9: Kurt Gowdy (Red Sox, NBC) 8: Phil Rizzuto (Yankees) 7: Harry Caray (Cardinals, White Sox, Cubs) 6: Harry Kalas (Phillies) 5: Ernie Harwell (Tigers) 4: Jack Buck (Cardinals) 3: Red Barber (Brooklyn Dodgers) 2: Mel Allen (Yankees) 1: Vin Scully (Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers)
I agree, with a shout out to Russ Hodges for his 1951 NL Pennant play-off game call.