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EPISODE · Sep 7, 2026 · 2H 16M

Call of the Game: The Announcer Calls That Live Forever”

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There are moments in sports that you remember because of what happened. There are moments you remember because of where you were when they happened. And then there are moments where the voice of the announcer becomes part of the moment itself.You don't just remember the play... You remember the call.You remember the excitement in the announcer's voice.The change in their tone.The anticipation.The disbelief.And sometimes, that one unforgettable phrase that gets permanently burned into your sports memory.Because sometimes the announcer makes the moment even bigger!In this episode of Historically Speaking Sports Co-Hosts Dana Auguster and Charles Combs are stepping into the broadcast booth and revisiting some of their all-time favorite announcer calls in sports history. They're talking about the calls that didn't just describe what happened...They became part of what happened.And they're not just talking about the plays, they're talking about the voices, the personalities the excitement., the drama, and those calls that, decades later, you can still hear perfectly in your head.Because that's the magic of sports broadcasting.A great announcer doesn't simply tell you what you're watching.They help you remember it.Speaking of announcers, coming up later in the show we will send a shout out to a Hall of Fame basketball announcer that was so much of a homer for his team, he became the embodiment of that franchise for close to 40 years. We have all that coming up on this edition of the Historically Speaking Sports, a member of the Sports History Network.

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