Sometimes, our classic PbP voice commentates on modern baseball games. Follow the Scottish Baseball league's coverage of the Single-A and Triple-A SNBL season on YouTube.

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Jim Fregosi is up for the Angels with runners at the corners, facing the Red Sox's Impossible Dream. YouTube video by Classic Baseball Radio

It is 1967, and the Boston Red Sox are chasing The Impossible Dream. Facing them on July 27 are the California Angels. It's the top of the 5th, and the Angels have already cut the Red Sox's lead to 2-1. With runners at the corners and two outs, the pressure is on Jim Fregosi to tie the game.

Robin Roberts And The Whiz Kids Collapse, Phillies at New York Giants, Sept. 28, 1950 (Recreation) YouTube video by Classic Baseball Radio

Love the article (of course we would). And while it's not an original, we have recreated an AM broadcast of a Phillies game from 1950 for the podcast (and on YouTube) if you want a blast of new and nostalgia. youtu.be/JSFJSiNiEQY

Welcome to The Show, perfect example why we need heroes and individuals promoted, as well as teams. New and international fans are the lifeblood.

(Tis Pity He's a Dodger).

One of the earliest games we have recordings of Emmet Ashford is the Yankees at Senators game on Jul 3rd, 1966, where he played First Base. You can listen to it here... podfollow.com/classic-base...

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Promotional card for a podcast. It says "Sparky Lyle will redefine what it means to be a closing pitcher, but today The Red Sox have put him in during a tense tenth inning. Will this be the first win for the rookie?"

Along with Rollie Fingers, Sparky Lyle defined the role of a closing pitcher. That's after many years of establishing himself in the majors. Our latest AM radio recreation of the Angels at Red Sox will see him put on the mound in the bottom of the tenth. Could this be the first win for the rookie?

Double up your nostalgia, we've been working on some games from history, all pushed through an AM radio, and into your podcast app!

If you even need to head back to grab some history from Baseball via radio play-by-play, we're here for you.

Once more, the colour that radio can bring out, the extra emotions, and the texture, unlike anything else in US sports commentary.

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Carl Yastrzemski and his hot bat face the California Angels as 'The Impossible Dream' continues #mlb YouTube video by Classic Baseball Radio

It is the summer of 1967, and the Boston Red Sox are on a tear, led by the hard-charging legend of Carl Yaztrzemski. As they welcome the California Angels, can Yaz's bat light up Fenway and help the Red Sox take one more step towards the American League top spot? #baseball #history #podcast #radio

Miller and Fleming are the absolute best in the business right now.

Dizzy Dean's Gashouse Gang Revenge. St Louis Cardinals at Chicago Cubs, April 24, 1938 (Recreation) YouTube video by Classic Baseball Radio

Feel like shouting at a recreated Cubs game from 1938? youtu.be/hcM3_8EmTB4

And of those, #2 is the more important? We might be biased though :-)

My thanks to @joshshepperd.bsky.social for including me on his list of media historians. I write about women's history, Black history, radio & TV history, & baseball history. If you're new to following me, here's an article about the 1st Negro Leagues game ever broadcast: sabr.org/gamesproj/ga...

As well as the general delay that you get with streaming services, even the old fashioned AM/FM broadcasts are getting delayed now, I think it's around 10 seconds on TV/Radio so (seesh) they can't be used to second guess if an ABS call should be made. So much for getting synced radio in the ballpark

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The press box at Boston Red Sox's Fenway Park baseball stadium

The 2026 season is underway, yet we're heading back to 1967 for our latest classic game. The Angels are visiting the Red Sox as the city of Boston starts to believe in The Impossible Dream" Tune your AM ears to our podcast or YouTube channel for our latest recreated radio broadcast.

And if you need 3D... Deathchase.

Totally get there. There are times I've just grabbed a scrap of paper to keep track. What a delightful game we have

A baseball scorecard showing an Orioles at Yankees game played on August 5 1960

(How did the radio compare to the TV for scoring?) Here's one I made earlier! The highlighter really helps when I do commentary. And here's a link to our recreation of the game youtu.be/65Ob1mWl8Kk

If you ever get caught out of coverage, give our podcast a listen... a time capsule of old games with new voices.

Seconded!

To be fair, the entire Giants broadcast crew is Grade A. Miller has his HoF award already... I'd love to see Kuip and Kruk get in as a pair before they retire.

This is a pretty good visual on the margin of error on ABS measurements. My head is taking the 0.4 inch figure into any discussion. Frankly, anything less that 0.4 and it's "Call Stands" for me.

Now, that would be fun to listen to!

Yep, tracked down Brockmire, and Azaria shows all the fundamentals perfectly - find your rhythm, broadcast the ball, and get the count right.