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." ...

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 found himself back in an MLB broadcast booth Thursday, calling his first national MLB game since the 2021 World ...

Joe Buck rejoined the MLB broadcast booth to help celebrate the start of the 2025 season. For the first time in four years, ...

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

The 55-year-old sports broadcasting legend even capped it off with an iconic "See ya!" call, seemingly a tribute to Yankees ...

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

1. Ahead of calling Thursday’s Opening Day game between the Brewers and Yankees on ESPN, Joe Buck spoke with SiriusXM’s Chris “Mad Dog” Russo on Monday.

The Opening Day slate features 14 games, four former Cy Young Award winners, and the return of a broadcaster who gave a voice to some of the most iconic moments in MLB history. Joe Buck will be on ...

Joe Buck made his MLB broadcasting debut at age 21 calling the St. Louis Cardinals. He called 24 World Series ever since and then stepped away to take a $15 million per year check from ESPN to ...

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 ...