Template:Short description The following is a list of the national television and radio networks and announcers who have broadcast the National League Division Series. It does not include any announcers who may have appeared on local radio broadcasts produced by the participating teams.
Television[]
2020s[]
| Year | Series | Network | Play-by-play | Color commentator(s) | Field reporter(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | Los Angeles Dodgers/San Diego Padres | FS1 (Games 1–4)[1] | Joe Davis and Adam Amin | John Smoltz, A.J. Pierzynski, and Adam Wainwright | Ken Rosenthal and Tom Verducci (Game 5) |
| Fox (Game 5)[1] | |||||
| Philadelphia Phillies/New York Mets | Fox (Game 1)[1] | Joe Davis and Adam Amin | John Smoltz, A.J. Pierzynski, and Adam Wainwright | Ken Rosenthal and Tom Verducci | |
| FS1 (Games 2–4)[1] | |||||
| 2023 | Atlanta Braves/Philadelphia Phillies | TBS/TruTV/Max[2] | Brian Anderson, Don Orsillo, and Bob Costas | Ron Darling, Dennis Eckersley, Joe Simpson and Jeff Francoeur | Matt Winer and Lauren Shehadi |
| Los Angeles Dodgers/Arizona Diamondbacks | Brian Anderson, Don Orsillo, and Bob Costas | Ron Darling, Dennis Eckersley, Joe Simpson and Jeff Francoeur | Matt Winer and Lauren Shehadi | ||
| 2022 | Los Angeles Dodgers/San Diego Padres | FS1[3] | Joe Davis and Adam Amin[4] | John Smoltz, A.J. Pierzynski, and Adam Wainwright | Ken Rosenthal and Tom Verducci |
| Atlanta Braves/Philadelphia Phillies | Fox (in Atlanta)[5] | Joe Davis and Adam Amin | John Smoltz, A.J. Pierzynski, and Adam Wainwright | Ken Rosenthal and Tom Verducci | |
| FS1 (in Philadelphia)[6] | |||||
| 2021 | San Francisco Giants/Los Angeles Dodgers | TBS[7] | Brian Anderson, Don Orsillo, and Ernie Johnson | Ron Darling, Dennis Eckersley, Joe Simpson and Jeff Francoeur | Matt Winer and Lauren Shehadi |
| Milwaukee Brewers/Atlanta Braves | Brian Anderson, Don Orsillo, and Ernie Johnson | Ron Darling, Dennis Eckersley, Joe Simpson and Jeff Francoeur | Matt Winer and Lauren Shehadi | ||
| 2020 | Los Angeles Dodgers/San Diego Padres | FS1 (Games 1–2)[8] | Joe Davis, Matt Vasgersian, and Adam Amin | John Smoltz, A. J. Pierzynski and Adam Wainwright | Jon Paul Morosi and Ken Rosenthal |
| MLB Network (Game 3) | Matt Vasgersian, Joe Davis, and Adam Amin | Jon Paul Morosi and Ken Rosenthal | |||
| Atlanta Braves/Miami Marlins | FS1 (Games 1, 3)[9] | Joe Davis, Matt Vasgersian, and Adam Amin[10] | John Smoltz, A. J. Pierzynski and Adam Wainwright[11] | Tom Verducci, Jon Paul Morosi, and Ken Rosenthal | |
| MLB Network (Game 2) | Matt Vasgersian | Jim Kaat and Buck Showalter |
2010s[]
| Year | Series | Network | Play-by-play | Color commentator(s) | Field reporter(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | Los Angeles Dodgers/Washington Nationals | TBS[12] | Brian Anderson, Don Orsillo, and Ernie Johnson | Ron Darling, Dennis Eckersley, Joe Simpson and Jeff Francoeur | Lauren Shehadi and Alex Chappell |
| Atlanta Braves/St. Louis Cardinals | Brian Anderson, Don Orsillo, and Ernie Johnson | Ron Darling, Dennis Eckersley, Joe Simpson and Jeff Francoeur | Lauren Shehadi and Alex Chappell | ||
| 2018 | Milwaukee Brewers/Colorado Rockies | FS1 (Game 1)[13] | Joe Davis, Bob Costas, and Kenny Albert | David Cone, Harold Reynolds, Tom Verducci, John Smoltz and A. J. Pierzynski | Jon Paul Morosi |
| MLB Network (Games 2–3)[13] | Joe Davis, Kenny Albert, and Bob Costas | David Cone, Harold Reynolds, Tom Verducci, John Smoltz, A. J. Pierzynski, and Jim Kaat | |||
| Los Angeles Dodgers/Atlanta Braves | MLB Network (Game 1) | Joe Davis, Kenny Albert, and Bob Costas | Joe Girardi, A. J. Pierzynski, Jim Kaat, and John Smoltz | Tom Verducci | |
| FS1 (Games 2–4) | Joe Davis, Kenny Albert, and Bob Costas | Ken Rosenthal and Tom Verducci | |||
| 2017 | Los Angeles Dodgers/Arizona Diamondbacks | TBS[14] | Brian Anderson and Ernie Johnson | Ron Darling, Dennis Eckersley and Joe Simpson | Lauren Shehadi and Sam Ryan |
| Washington Nationals/Chicago Cubs | Brian Anderson and Ernie Johnson | Ron Darling, Dennis Eckersley and Joe Simpson | Lauren Shehadi and Sam Ryan | ||
| 2016 | Chicago Cubs/San Francisco Giants | FS1 (Games 1, 3–4)[15] | Matt Vasgersian, Joe Buck, and Bob Costas | Harold Reynolds, Tom Verducci, John Smoltz and A. J. Pierzynski | Ken Rosenthal |
| MLB Network (Game 2) | Bob Costas | ||||
| Washington Nationals/Los Angeles Dodgers | FS1 (Games 1–2, 4–5)[16] | Joe Buck, Matt Vasgersian, Bob Costas, and Kenny Albert | John Smoltz, A. J. Pierzynski, Jim Kaat, Harold Reynolds and Tom Verducci | Jon Paul Morosi | |
| MLB Network (Game 3) | Joe Buck, Matt Vasgersian, Kenny Albert, Bob Costas | John Smoltz, A. J. Pierzynski, Harold Reynolds Tom Verducci, and Jim Kaat | |||
| 2015 | St. Louis Cardinals/Chicago Cubs | TBS[17] | Brian Anderson | Dennis Eckersley and Joe Simpson | Matt Winer |
| Los Angeles Dodgers/New York Mets | Ernie Johnson | Ron Darling and Cal Ripken | Sam Ryan | ||
| 2014 | Washington Nationals/San Francisco Giants | FS1 (Games 1–2, 4)[18][19] | Matt Vasgersian, Joe Buck, and Bob Costas | Harold Reynolds, Tom Verducci, John Smoltz and A. J. Pierzynski | Jon Paul Morosi |
| MLB Network (Game 3)[18][19] | Sam Ryan | ||||
| Los Angeles Dodgers/St. Louis Cardinals | FS1 (Games 1, 3–4)[18][19] | Joe Buck, Matt Vasgersian, and Bob Costas | John Smoltz, A. J. Pierzynski, Harold Reynolds and Tom Verducci | Ken Rosenthal Erin Andrews (Games 1, 4) | |
| MLB Network (Game 2)[18][19] | Joe Buck, Matt Vasgersian, and Bob Costas | Ken Rosenthal | |||
| 2013[20] | Atlanta Braves/Los Angeles Dodgers | TBS | Ernie Johnson | Ron Darling and Cal Ripken | Craig Sager |
| St. Louis Cardinals/Pittsburgh Pirates | TBS (Games 1, 3–5) | Dick Stockton | Bob Brenly | Matt Winer | |
| MLB Network (Game 2) | Bob Costas | Jim Kaat | Sam Ryan | ||
| 2012[21] | Cincinnati Reds/San Francisco Giants | TBS (Game 1, 3–5) | Brian Anderson | Ron Darling and Joe Simpson | Tom Verducci |
| TNT (Game 2) | |||||
| Washington Nationals/St. Louis Cardinals | TBS (Games 1–2, 4–5)[22] | Dick Stockton | Bob Brenly | David Aldridge | |
| MLB Network[23] (Game 3) | Bob Costas[24] | Jim Kaat | Sam Ryan | ||
| 2011[25] | Milwaukee Brewers/Arizona Diamondbacks | TBS (Games 1–2, 4–5) | Victor Rojas | Joe Simpson | Sam Ryan |
| TNT (Game 3) | |||||
| Philadelphia Phillies/St. Louis Cardinals | TBS | Dick Stockton | Bob Brenly (Games 1–4) Ron Darling and John Smoltz (Game 5)[26] |
Craig Sager | |
| 2010[27] | Philadelphia Phillies/Cincinnati Reds | TBS | Brian Anderson | Joe Simpson | David Aldridge |
| San Francisco Giants/Atlanta Braves | Dick Stockton | Bob Brenly | Tom Verducci |
Notes[]
- TNT was scheduled to air three entire Division Series games in 2011 due to conflicts with TBS. On October 1, it aired Game 2 of the Tampa Bay Rays vs. the Texas Rangers at 7 p.m. ET, which overlapped with the end of Game 1 of the St. Louis Cardinals vs. the Philadelphia Phillies and the continuation of Game 1 of the Detroit Tigers vs. the New York Yankees on TBS. (The latter was also to have been Game 2, but Game 1 was suspended after 11⁄2 innings due to rain.) On October 2, it aired the rescheduled Game 2 between the Tigers and the Yankees at 3 p.m. ET, two hours before Game 2 of the Arizona Diamondbacks vs. the Milwaukee Brewers on TBS. On October 4, it aired Game 3 of the Diamondbacks vs. the Brewers at 9:30 p.m. ET, one hour after Game 3 of the Tigers vs. the Yankees started on TBS.
- For the 2012 and 2013 seasons, TBS has been awarded the rights to televise both Wild Card Playoff games that occur on the day before the Division Series games. In exchange, MLB Network has been awarded the rights to televise two of the Division Series games that previously belonged to TBS.[28]
- Beginning in 2014, when Fox Sports began a new television contract with Major League Baseball, FS1 airs 40 regular season MLB games (mostly on Saturdays), along with up to 15 post-season games (eight Divisional Series games and one best-of-7 League Championship Series). The deal resulted in a reduction of MLB coverage on the Fox network, which will air 12 regular season games, the All-Star Game, and the World Series.[29][30]
2000s[]
| Year | Series | Network | Play-by-play | Color commentator(s) | Field reporter(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2009 | Los Angeles Dodgers/St. Louis Cardinals | TBS | Dick Stockton | Bob Brenly | Tom Verducci |
| Philadelphia Phillies/Colorado Rockies | Brian Anderson | Joe Simpson | David Aldridge | ||
| 2008 | Chicago Cubs/Los Angeles Dodgers | TBS | Dick Stockton | Ron Darling and Tony Gwynn | Tom Verducci |
| Philadelphia Phillies/Milwaukee Brewers | Brian Anderson | Joe Simpson and John Smoltz | David Aldridge | ||
| 2007 | Arizona Diamondbacks/Chicago Cubs | TBS | Dick Stockton | Ron Darling | Marc Fein |
| Philadelphia Phillies/Colorado Rockies | Don Orsillo | Joe Simpson | David Aldridge | ||
| 2006 | New York Mets/Los Angeles Dodgers | ESPN (Game 1) | Gary Thorne | Joe Morgan and Steve Phillips | |
| Fox (Games 2–3) | Thom Brennaman | Steve Lyons (Game 2) Tim McCarver (Game 3) | |||
| San Diego Padres/St. Louis Cardinals | ESPN (in San Diego) ESPN2 (Game 3) |
Chris Berman (in San Diego) Jon Miller (Game 3) |
Orel Hershiser (in San Diego) Joe Morgan (Game 3) | ||
| Fox (Game 4) | Thom Brennaman | Tim McCarver | |||
| 2005 | St. Louis Cardinals/San Diego Padres | ESPN (Games 1, 3) | Jon Miller | Joe Morgan | |
| ESPN2 (Game 2) | Dave O'Brien | Steve Phillips and Eric Karros | |||
| Atlanta Braves/Houston Astros | ESPN (Games 1, 4) | Dave O'Brien | Steve Phillips and Eric Karros (Game 1) Rick Sutcliffe (Game 4) | ||
| Fox (Games 2–3) | Thom Brennaman (Game 2) Josh Lewin (Game 3) |
Steve Lyons | |||
| 2004 | St. Louis Cardinals/Los Angeles Dodgers | ESPN (Game 1) | Jon Miller | Joe Morgan | |
| Fox (Games 2–4) | Joe Buck (Game 2) Thom Brennaman (in Los Angeles) |
Tim McCarver | |||
| Atlanta Braves/Houston Astros | ESPN (Games 1–2, 4) ESPN2 (Game 3) |
Dave O'Brien (Games 1–3) Jon Miller (Game 4) |
Jeff Brantley and David Justice (Games 1–3) Joe Morgan (Game 4) | ||
| Fox (Game 5) | Josh Lewin | Steve Lyons | |||
| 2003 | San Francisco Giants/Florida Marlins | ESPN (in San Francisco) ESPN2 (in Florida) |
Chris Berman (Games 1–3) Dave O'Brien (Game 4) |
Rick Sutcliffe and Tony Gwynn | |
| Atlanta Braves/Chicago Cubs | Fox (Games 1, 4–5[31]) | Thom Brennaman | Steve Lyons (Games 1, 4) Tim McCarver (Game 5) | ||
| ESPN (Games 2–3) | Jon Miller | Joe Morgan | |||
| 2002 | Atlanta Braves/San Francisco Giants | ABC Family (Game 1) | Dave O'Brien | Tony Gwynn | |
| Fox (Games 2, 4–5) FX (Game 3) |
Thom Brennaman (Games 2, 4) Josh Lewin (Game 3) Joe Buck (Game 5) |
Steve Lyons (Games 2–4) Tim McCarver (Game 5) | |||
| Arizona Diamondbacks/St. Louis Cardinals | ABC Family | Chris Berman (in Arizona) Jon Miller (in St. Louis) |
Rick Sutcliffe (in Arizona) Joe Morgan (in St. Louis) | ||
| 2001 | Arizona Diamondbacks/St. Louis Cardinals | Fox Family (Games 1–4) | Thom Brennaman (Games 1–2) Joe Buck (Games 3–5) |
Steve Lyons (Games 1–2) Tim McCarver (Games 3–5) | |
| Fox (Game 5) | |||||
| Houston Astros/Atlanta Braves | Fox Family (in Houston) | Kenny Albert | Rod Allen | ||
| Fox (in Atlanta) | Mel Proctor | ||||
| 2000 | San Francisco Giants/New York Mets | ESPN (Games 1, 4) | Jon Miller | Joe Morgan | |
| Fox (Games 2–3) | Thom Brennaman or Joe Buck (Game 2) Thom Brennaman or Joe Buck (Game 3) |
Tim McCarver, Steve Lyons and Bob Brenly (Game 2) Tim McCarver, Steve Lyons and Bob Brenly (Game 3) | |||
| St. Louis Cardinals/Atlanta Braves | ESPN | Jon Miller | Buck Martinez (Games 1, 3) Joe Morgan (Game 2) |
Notes[]
- ABC Family's coverage of the 2002 Division Series was produced by ESPN. The reason that games were on ABC Family instead of ESPN was because The Walt Disney Company (ESPN's parent company) bought Fox Family from News Corporation. The ABC Family/ESPN inherited Division Series package was included in Fox's then exclusive television contract with Major League Baseball (initiated in 2001). ABC Family had no other choice but to fulfill the contract handed to them. The only usage of the ABC Family "bug" was for a ten-second period when returning from a commercial break (in the lower right corner of the screen).
- During the Template:Baseball year League Division Series on ESPN, Joe Morgan left Game 1 of the Dodgers-Mets series after six innings in order to call Game 2 of the Tigers-Yankees game that same night (October 4). However, the latter game was ultimately rained out.
- Turner Sports provided a provisional plan in which if a League Division Series game televised on TBS ran into the start of the next LDS game scheduled to air on TBS, then TNT would provide supplementary coverage of the latter games' early moments. To be more specific, all games in the Division Series round were presented back-to-back, with each game scheduled for a 31⁄2-hour window. If a game exceeded this window, the first pitch of the next game would be switched to TNT. If a game ended within 31⁄2 hours, the studio team would return for interstitial programming.
- In 2007, TBS switched the starts of four games to TNT in the Division Series round because the previous games exceeded the time limit. TNT was also scheduled to air Game 4 of the Diamondbacks-Cubs series, which overlapped with Game 3 of the Red Sox-Angels series, but the former game was not played; the night before, the D-Backs completed a three-game sweep of the Cubs.
1990s[]
| Year | Series | Network | Play-by-play | Color commentator(s) | Field reporter(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1999 | Atlanta Braves/Houston Astros | ESPN | Jon Miller | Rick Sutcliffe (Games 1, 3–4) Joe Morgan (Game 2) | |
| Arizona Diamondbacks/New York Mets | ESPN (in Arizona[32]) ESPN2 (Game 4) |
Chris Berman | Ray Knight and Buck Martinez | ||
| NBC (Game 3) | Bob Costas | Joe Morgan | |||
| 1998 | Houston Astros/San Diego Padres | ESPN (Games 1–3) | Jon Miller | Joe Morgan (in Houston) Ray Knight (Game 3) | |
| Fox (Game 4) | Thom Brennaman or Joe Buck | Tim McCarver, Steve Lyons and Bob Brenly | |||
| Atlanta Braves/Chicago Cubs | ESPN (Game 1) | Jon Miller | Joe Carter | ||
| Fox (Game 2) | Thom Brennaman or Joe Buck | Tim McCarver, Steve Lyons and Bob Brenly | |||
| NBC (Game 3) | Bob Costas | Joe Morgan and Bob Uecker | |||
| 1997 | San Francisco Giants/Florida Marlins | ESPN (in Florida) | Chris Berman | Ray Knight | |
| NBC (in San Francisco) | Bob Costas | Joe Morgan and Bob Uecker | |||
| Houston Astros/Atlanta Braves | ESPN | Jon Miller | Joe Morgan (Game 1) Reggie Jackson (Games 2–3) | ||
| 1996 | San Diego Padres/St. Louis Cardinals | ESPN (in St. Louis) | Chris Berman | Buck Martinez | |
| NBC (in San Diego[33]) | Bob Costas | Joe Morgan and Bob Uecker | |||
| Atlanta Braves/Los Angeles Dodgers | ESPN (Game 1) | Chris Berman | Buck Martinez | ||
| Fox (Games 2–3) | Thom Brennaman or Joe Buck | Tim McCarver, Steve Lyons and Bob Brenly Tim McCarver, Steve Lyons and Bob Brenly (Game 3) |
Chip Caray and Dave Winfield (Game 2) | ||
| 1995 | Atlanta Braves/Colorado Rockies | NBC (in Denver[34]) | Pete Van Wieren (Games 1–3) Al Michaels (Game 4) |
Larry Dierker (Games 1–3) Jim Palmer and Tim McCarver (Game 4) | |
| ABC (in Atlanta) | |||||
| Cincinnati Reds/Los Angeles Dodgers | NBC (in Los Angeles[35]) | Greg Gumbel or Bob Costas | Joe Morgan, Johnny Bench and Bob Uecker | ||
| ABC (in Cincinnati) | Al Michaels or Brent Musburger | Jim Palmer, Jim Kaat and Tim McCarver |
Notes[]
- 1995 marked the only year of postseason coverage provided by "The Baseball Network", which was a revenue sharing joint venture between Major League Baseball, ABC and NBC. "The Baseball Network" was also scheduled to cover the Division Series in 1994, but plans were scrapped when a strike caused the postseason to be canceled. All games in the first two rounds (including the League Championship Series) were scheduled in the same time slot for regional telecasts. Initially, under the alternating six-year plan, ABC would've covered the Division Series in even numbered years (as well as the World Series in even numbered years) while NBC would've covered the Division Series in odd numbered years (in even numbered years, they would've gotten the rights to the All-Star Game and League Championship Series).
- From 1996–2000, NBC aired LDS games on Tuesday/Friday/Saturday nights. Fox aired LDS games on Wednesday/Thursday nights, Saturdays in the late afternoon, plus Sunday/Monday nights (if necessary). Meanwhile, ESPN carried many afternoon LDS contests. At this point, all playoff games were nationally televised (mostly in unopposed timeslots).
1981[]
| Year | Series | Network | Play-by-play | Color commentator(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1981 | Los Angeles Dodgers/Houston Astros[36] | NBC | Joe Garagiola and Dick Enberg | Tony Kubek and Tom Seaver |
| Montreal Expos/Philadelphia Phillies | Joe Garagiola and Dick Enberg | Tony Kubek and Tom Seaver |
Notes[]
- In 1981, as means to recoup revenue lost during a players' strike, Major League Baseball set up a special additional playoff round (as a prelude to the League Championship Series). ABC televised the American League Division Series while NBC televised the National League Division Series.[37] The Division Series round was not officially instituted until 14 years later. Games 1, 3 and 5 of the Phillies/Expos series and Games 2–3 and 5 of the Dodgers/Astros series were regionally televised.
Radio[]
National[]
2020s[]
| Year | Series | Network | Play-by-play | Color commentator(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | Los Angeles Dodgers/San Diego Padres | ESPN | Roxy Bernstein | Jessica Mendoza |
| Philadelphia Phillies/New York Mets | Jon Sciambi | Doug Glanville | ||
| 2023 | Atlanta Braves/Philadelphia Phillies | ESPN | Jon Sciambi | Doug Glanville |
| Los Angeles Dodgers/Arizona Diamondbacks | Roxy Bernstein | Jessica Mendoza | ||
| 2022 | Los Angeles Dodgers/San Diego Padres | ESPN | Jon Sciambi | Doug Glanville |
| Atlanta Braves/Philadelphia Phillies | Karl Ravech | Tim Kurkjian | ||
| 2021 | San Francisco Giants/Los Angeles Dodgers | ESPN | Jon Sciambi | Kyle Peterson |
| Milwaukee Brewers/Atlanta Braves | Karl Ravech | Tim Kurkjian | ||
| 2020 | Los Angeles Dodgers/San Diego Padres | ESPN | Jon Sciambi | Kyle Peterson |
| Atlanta Braves/Miami Marlins | Karl Ravech | Tim Kurkjian |
Notes[]
- Due to health and safety concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic, all of ESPN Radio's commentators for the 2020 postseason called the games at the ESPN studios in Bristol, Connecticut.[38]
2010s[]
| Year | Series | Network | Play-by-play | Color commentator |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | Los Angeles Dodgers/Washington Nationals | ESPN | Jon Sciambi | Jessica Mendoza |
| Atlanta Braves/St. Louis Cardinals | Chris Berman (Games 1–2, 4–5) Adam Amin (Game 3) |
Rick Sutcliffe | ||
| 2018 | Milwaukee Brewers/Colorado Rockies | ESPN | Dan Shulman | Chris Singleton |
| Los Angeles Dodgers/Atlanta Braves | Chris Berman | Rick Sutcliffe | ||
| 2017 | Los Angeles Dodgers/Arizona Diamondbacks | ESPN | Dan Shulman | Aaron Boone |
| Washington Nationals/Chicago Cubs | Dave Flemming | Jessica Mendoza | ||
| 2016 | Chicago Cubs/San Francisco Giants | ESPN | Dan Shulman | Aaron Boone |
| Washington Nationals/Los Angeles Dodgers | Dave O'Brien | Jim Bowden | ||
| 2015 | St. Louis Cardinals/Chicago Cubs | ESPN | Dan Shulman | Aaron Boone |
| Los Angeles Dodgers/New York Mets | Jon Sciambi | Chris Singleton | ||
| 2014 | Washington Nationals/San Francisco Giants | ESPN | Dave O'Brien | John Kruk |
| Los Angeles Dodgers/St. Louis Cardinals | Dan Shulman | Aaron Boone | ||
| 2013 | Atlanta Braves/Los Angeles Dodgers | ESPN | Dan Shulman | Orel Hershiser |
| St. Louis Cardinals/Pittsburgh Pirates | Dave Flemming | Rick Sutcliffe | ||
| 2012 | Cincinnati Reds/San Francisco Giants | ESPN | Gary Cohen (Games 1–2) Chris Berman (Games 3–5) |
Rick Sutcliffe |
| Washington Nationals/St. Louis Cardinals | Jon Sciambi | Chris Singleton | ||
| 2011 | Milwaukee Brewers/Arizona Diamondbacks | ESPN | Dave O'Brien (Games 1–2) Chris Berman (Games 3–5) |
Rick Sutcliffe (Games 1–4) Buck Martinez (Game 5) |
| Philadelphia Phillies/St. Louis Cardinals | Jon Sciambi | Chris Singleton | ||
| 2010 | Philadelphia Phillies/Cincinnati Reds | ESPN | Jon Sciambi | Dave Campbell |
| San Francisco Giants/Atlanta Braves | Chris Berman (Games 1–2) Dave O'Brien (Game 3–4) |
Rick Sutcliffe |
2000s[]
| Year | Series | Network | Play-by-play | Color commentator |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2009 | Los Angeles Dodgers/St. Louis Cardinals | ESPN | Jon Sciambi | Aaron Boone |
| Philadelphia Phillies/Colorado Rockies | Chris Berman (in Philadelphia) Gary Thorne (in Denver) |
Rick Sutcliffe (in Philadelphia) Chris Singleton (in Denver) | ||
| 2008 | Chicago Cubs/Los Angeles Dodgers | ESPN | Jon Miller | Rick Sutcliffe (in Chicago) Robin Ventura (in Los Angeles) |
| Philadelphia Phillies/Milwaukee Brewers | Michael Kay | Steve Phillips | ||
| 2007 | Arizona Diamondbacks/Chicago Cubs | ESPN | Jon Sciambi | Buck Martinez |
| Philadelphia Phillies/Colorado Rockies | Gary Thorne | Steve Phillips | ||
| 2006 | New York Mets/Los Angeles Dodgers | ESPN | Dan Shulman | Dave Campbell |
| San Diego Padres/St. Louis Cardinals | Wayne Hagin | Luis Gonzalez | ||
| 2005 | St. Louis Cardinals/San Diego Padres | ESPN | Gary Cohen | Luis Gonzalez |
| Atlanta Braves/Houston Astros | Jim Durham | John Franco | ||
| 2004 | St. Louis Cardinals/Los Angeles Dodgers | ESPN | Gary Cohen | Luis Gonzalez |
| Atlanta Braves/Houston Astros | Jim Durham | Rich Aurilia | ||
| 2003 | San Francisco Giants/Florida Marlins | ESPN | Jim Durham | Joe Girardi |
| Atlanta Braves/Chicago Cubs | Gary Cohen | Luis Gonzalez | ||
| 2002 | Atlanta Braves/San Francisco Giants | ESPN | Gary Cohen | Rob Dibble |
| Arizona Diamondbacks/St. Louis Cardinals | Jim Durham | Buck Showalter | ||
| 2001 | Arizona Diamondbacks/St. Louis Cardinals | ESPN | Charley Steiner | Dave Campbell |
| Houston Astros/Atlanta Braves | Wayne Hagin | Buck Showalter | ||
| 2000 | San Francisco Giants/New York Mets | ESPN | Charley Steiner | Dave Campbell |
| St. Louis Cardinals/Atlanta Braves | Wayne Hagin | Mark Grace |
1990s[]
| Year | Series | Network | Play-by-play | Color commentator |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1999 | Atlanta Braves/Houston Astros | ESPN | Jim Durham | Mark Grace |
| Arizona Diamondbacks/New York Mets | Charley Steiner | Dusty Baker[39] | ||
| 1998 | Houston Astros/San Diego Padres | ESPN | Charley Steiner | Rick Sutcliffe |
| Atlanta Braves/Chicago Cubs | Gary Cohen | Kevin Kennedy | ||
| 1997 | San Francisco Giants/Florida Marlins | CBS | Jerry Coleman | Hank Greenwald |
| Houston Astros/Atlanta Braves | Gene Elston | Gary Cohen | ||
| 1996 | San Diego Padres/St. Louis Cardinals | CBS | Gene Elston | Gary Cohen |
| Atlanta Braves/Los Angeles Dodgers | Jerry Coleman | Jim Hunter | ||
| 1995 | Atlanta Braves/Colorado Rockies | CBS | Gene Elston | Gary Cohen |
| Cincinnati Reds/Los Angeles Dodgers | Jerry Coleman | Jim Hunter |
1981[]
| Year | Series | Network | Play-by-play | Color commentator(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1981 | Los Angeles Dodgers/Houston Astros | CBS | Jerry Coleman | Sparky Anderson |
| Montreal Expos/Philadelphia Phillies | Jack Buck | Joe Torre |
Local[]
2000s[]
| Year | Series | Flaghsip station | Play-by-play #1 | Play-by-play #2 | Color commentator(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2002 | Atlanta-San Francisco | WSB-AM (Atlanta) | Pete Van Wieren | Skip Caray | Don Sutton and Joe Simpson |
| KNBR (San Francisco) | Duane Kuiper | Joe Angel | Mike Krukow | ||
| Arizona-St. Louis | KTAR-AM (Arizona) | Greg Schulte | Jeff Munn | Rod Allen and Jim Traber | |
| KMOX-AM (St. Louis) | Mike Shannon | Joel Meyers | |||
| 2001 | Arizona-St. Louis | KMOX-AM (Arizona) | Greg Schulte | Jeff Munn | Jim Traber Rod Allen (Games 4–5) |
| KMOX-AM (St. Louis) | Jack Buck (in St. Louis) Mike Shannon (in Arizona) |
Mike Shannon (in St. Louis) Dan McLaughlin (in Arizona) | |||
| Atlanta-Houston | KTRH-AM (Houston) | Milo Hamilton | Alan Ashby | ||
| WSB-AM (Atlanta) | Pete Van Wieren | Skip Caray | Don Sutton and Joe Simpson |
Notes[]
- 2001 - Locally, the Arizona-St. Louis portion of the 2001 NLDS was called on KTAR-AM in Phoenix by Greg Schulte, Jeff Munn, Rod Allen (Games 4–5) and Jim Traber, and on KMOX-AM in St. Louis by Jack Buck (Games 3–4), Mike Shannon, and Dan McLaughlin (Games 1–2, 5), while the Atlanta-Houston portion of the 2001 NLDS was called on WSB-AM in Atlanta by Pete Van Wieren, Skip Caray, Don Sutton, and Joe Simpson, and on KTRH-AM in Houston by Milo Hamilton and Alan Ashby.
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