World Series John Rooney (–) Vin Scully (–; –) for the World Series Jeff Torborg (–) for the World Series Bill White (–) Other commentators (roughly in order of first appearance) included: Dick Stockton Howard David Ted Robinson Charlie Slowes Tom Kelly Joel Meyers Tommy Hutton Ron Fairly Joe Torre Lee Mazzilli George Grande Jerry Trupiano – Trupiano called three games on the CBS Radio Game of the Week in 1991 Joe Magrane Billy Sample Spencer Ross Al Downing Rick Cerone Steve Mason All-Star Game commentators 1990s 1980s 1970s Tie-breaker game commentators Division Series and League Championship Series commentators Johnny Bench (–) Jack Buck (–) Gary Cohen (League Championship Series: –; 1995-; 1996 American League Division Series (Yankees–Rangers)) Jerry Coleman (–; , –; –) Gene Elston (–) Curt Gowdy (–; ; –) Ernie Harwell (American League Championship Series: –; –; ; American League Division Series: –) Ralph Kiner (–) Hank Greenwald () Harry Kalas () Ned Martin (–; ) Denny Matthews () Brent Musburger () John Rooney (League Championship Series: –; –; Division Series: –) Ross Porter () Jeff Torborg (League Championship Series: –; Division Series: –) Bill White (–; –; –) Jim Hunter called the American League Championship Series alongside Johnny Bench from 1990–1992. In , Hunter teamed Ernie Harwell to call the ALCS. And in and respectively, Hunter called the National League Division Series and National League Championship Series alongside Jerry Coleman. In , Hunter called the American League Division Series between the New York Yankees and Texas Rangers with Gary Cohen. World Series commentators 1990s 1980s 1970s When CBS Radio took over World Series rights from NBC Radio in 1976, they continued the old practice of having the local team announcers do the play-by-play for the World Series games in the road market of that home team's broadcasters through 1978. Thus, Bill White got call do all three World Series involving the New York Yankees on CBS Radio from 1976–1978 and Ross Porter with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1977–1978. In addition, CBS Radio used Marty Brennaman in 1976, when his Cincinnati Reds played against White's Yankees. In 1977, Bill White did CBS Radio play-by-play for the games in Los Angeles while Ross Porter handled the games played in New York. Thus, when White was working on ABC-TV during that series, it was during the home games in a pre/postgame role (White would eventually cover the trophy