While managing the Orioles in 2014, Buck Showalter uttered a phrase ... And on it went. But as Showalter alluded and the Yankees acknowledge, the season starts regardless, with the first of ...

The day Buck Showalter was hired as Orioles manager in ... especially against the Yankees, because they had so many left-handed bats back then,” Showalter said. “And then, obviously, with ...

Joe Buck had a very fitting home run call when he returned to the MLB booth for Thursday’s Opening Day game between the Milwaukee Brewers and New York Yankees. Buck served as the play-by-play ...

For the first time in nearly four years, New York Yankees fans spent a game listening to Joe Buck narrate the action. Although Buck worked a St. Louis Cardinals game last summer, Thursday marked ...

For the first time in nearly four years, New York Yankees fans spent a game listening to Joe Buck narrate the action. Buck, who spent over 25 years as Fox’s lead MLB and NFL play-by-play voice ...

Buck, still just 55, ended the game with a simple call as the Yankees closer, Devin Williams, escaped trouble against the Brewers’ former NL MVP Christian Yellich. “Struck him out!” ...

Joe Buck was back in the baseball booth for Thursday’s Opening Day game between the New York Yankees and Milwaukee Brewers, marking his first time calling a national baseball game in four years.

Joe Buck will be on the call for the opener between the Brewers and Yankees in the Bronx, making his return to nationally televised baseball more than three years after leaving Fox for ESPN and ...

ESPN began its 36th season of MLB coverage with the trio of Joe Buck, former Yankees manager Joe Girardi and ex-Brewers catcher Bill Schroeder in the booth. For Buck, it marked his first national ...

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