radio began after his retirement from professional sports. He served as a television color analyst for Fox Sports' regional coverage of the Arizona Diamondbacks during the team's World Series victory season of 2001, for which he was awarded a World Series ring. Traber was also part-time color analyst for the 2001 World Series radio broadcast. He can be heard cheering in celebration behind Greg Schulte during the famous play-by-play call of "A little blooper... Base hit! Diamondbacks Win!" for Luis Gonzalez's game-winning hit. Traber continued announcing in 2002 and 2003. Currently, Traber hosts "The Afternoon Sports Beat" and "Total Dominance Hour," shows on WWLS-FM radio station in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. He sometimes refers to callers as Yardbirds. Traber has 2 sons, Trabes and Beau, with his ex-wife, and three daughters, Chelsea, Courtney and Katelyn, with his second wife Julie, who were her children from a prior marriage and whom Traber ended up adopting. Traber is estranged from both his biological children. Traber credits his wife Julie with making him realize he needed to be a Christian. Traber has appeared in court 12 times in the last decade for failure to wear a seatbelt and speeding violations. References External links College Football Statistics 1961 births Living people American expatriate baseball players in Japan American football quarterbacks American television talk show hosts Arizona Diamondbacks announcers Baltimore Orioles players Baseball players from Columbus, Ohio Kintetsu Buffaloes players Hagerstown Suns players Major League Baseball broadcasters Major League Baseball first basemen Oklahoma State Cowboys baseball players Oklahoma State Cowboys football players People from Columbia, Maryland Players of American football from Columbus, Ohio Bluefield Orioles players Charlotte O's players Rochester Red Wings players Sultanes de Monterrey players American expatriate baseball players in Mexico