Joe Buck just turned ESPN’s first Super Bowl into a family countdown clock. His daughter Natalie is due on February 14, 2027, the same Sunday as Super Bowl LXI.
Joe Buck is set to call Super Bowl 61 for ESPN this year. The Worldwide Leader in Sports is set to broadcast the NFL’s biggest game for the first time in network history.
Joe Buck's daughter, Natalie, is celebrating her dad's career in a big way. The longtime NFL and MLB announcer, who works for ESPN calling "Monday Night Football," landed the Ford Frick Award this weekend.
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
Jeopardy! is going to be getting a brand extension this summer and Joe Buck is being tipped to land the starring role. According to Front Office Sports, ESPN Jeopardy!
Joe Buck is reportedly closing in on a deal to host ESPN Jeopardy!, according to a report from Ryan Glasspiegel of Front Office Sports. The longtime play-by-play announcer has been with ESPN, calling Monday Night Football, since 2022.
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Joe Buck could have coasted. He could have been the broadcasting equivalent of a trust fund kid, riding the coattails of his legendary father, Jack, all the way to a cushy, unmemorable career.
Joe Buck is the 2026 winner of the Ford C. Frick Award, joining his late dad as the only father-son duo to be celebrated for broadcasting excellence by the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, N.Y.
Just a few days before Joe Buck picks up the microphone for tonight's meeting between the Chicago Bears and Washington Commanders, a film inspired by his father's voice made its feature debut.
In a season that has kicked Nationals fans in the teeth so many times, it is only appropriate that the team closed things out with an 8-0 loss. They could only muster one hit against the 102-loss White Sox.
ESPN NFL play-by-play man Joe Buck was recently asked how many years he has left as an announcer and the broadcast veteran was very blunt with his response.
It's daunting trying to narrow down the 25 best baseball play-by-play voices in history. Many greats will be left out — sorry to Marty Brennaman or Milo Hamilton.
ESPN is going to the bullpen and calling for Monday Night Football play-by-play voice Joe Buck to broadcast the season opening game between the New York Yankees and the Milwaukee Brewers on March 27.
The Dallas Stars will launch a free ad-supported streaming service for local telecasts of the team’s games. Plus: The Paramount-Skydance merger is officially announced; Joe Buck will return to Cardinals booth later this month after rain delay derailed earlier plans.
When it comes to baseball announcing, the names Buck and Caray are royalty. Chicago Cubs fans and St. Louis Cardinals fans are both familiar with Harry Caray, who called Cardinals games from 1945 to 1969 and Cubs games from 1982 to 1997.
Sports fans regularly hear Joe Buck announce prime-time NFL football games on ESPN every week during the football season. However, ever since he left Fox following the 2021 season, they have not heard him announce Major League Baseball games.
Many greats will be left out — sorry to Marty Brennaman or Milo Hamilton. We gave it a go and included some of the game's more modern-day talent mixed with the all-time legends. Here we go, listed alphabetically.