On Thursday’s Opening Day at Yankee Stadium, Joe Buck was back on TV calling a baseball game. "I felt like I hadn't left." ...

Joe Buck made his MLB broadcasting debut at age 21 calling the St. Louis Cardinals. He called 24 World Series ever since and ...

Buck even borrowed Yankees play-by-play voice Michael Kay’s signature “See Ya!” home run call for Wells’ first-inning shot.

Joe Buck is no stranger to haters. The veteran play-by-play man has gotten more than his fair share of criticism over the ...

But for Thursday's 2025 Opening Day, Buck made a temporary return to the MLB booth where he kicked off ESPN's coverage of ...

Joe Buck will call the Opening Day game from Yankee Stadium for ESPN on Thursday, his first turn in a baseball booth in four ...

Buck, who joined the ESPN crew on a one-off assignment Thursday afternoon, didn’t have to wait long for a big moment as ...

Two quick New York Yankees home runs to begin the season took advantage of the awfully short right field porch in Yankee ...

Joe Buck is no stranger to haters. The veteran play-by-play man has gotten more than his fair share of criticism over the years, but has ridden the wave for long enough that he is now a beloved ...

When Joe Buck joined ESPN back in 2022 to lead the network's Monday Night Football coverage, it meant a farewell to three decades as the lead voice in baseball. But for Thursday's 2025 Opening Day ...

So, if Aaron Judge, Jasson Dominguez or Cody Bellinger hit a home run on Thursday, there would be no first “Seeeee Ya!” of ...