1. Broadcast history
    Television  Television Broadcasters by Year  Radio  English  Spanish  Radio Broadcasters by Year 

2. Broadcasters
    Current  Former 

3. See also

4. References

• Television: SportsNet New York (SNY) or WPIX channel 11
  • Gary Cohen, Ron Darling, Keith Hernandez, Steve Gelbs
• Radio: WCBS 880 AM (English)
  • Howie Rose, Wayne Randazzo, Ed Coleman, Brad Keller
• Radio: WEPN 1050 AM (Spanish)
  • Juan Alicea, Max Perez Jimenez, Nestor Rosario

Broadcast history

Television

• SportsNet New York (2006–present)
• WPIX (1999–present)
• MSG Network (2002–2005)
• MSG Metro Channels (2002–2005)
• SportsChannel New York/FSN New York (1980–2005)
• (W)WOR-TV (1962–1998)

Television Broadcasters by Year

Radio

English

• WCBS 880 AM (2019–)
• WOR 710 AM (2014–2018)
• WFAN-FM 101.9 FM (2013)
• WFAN 1050 AM (1987–October 7, 1988); 660 AM (October 7, 1988–2013)
• WHN 1050 AM (1983–1987)
• WMCA 570 AM (1978–1982)
• WNEW 1130 AM (1975–1977)
• WHN 1050 AM (1972–1974)
• WJRZ (WWDJ after May 16, 1971) 970 AM (1967–1971)
• WHN 1050 AM (1964–1966)
• WABC 770 AM (1962–1963)

Spanish

• WEPN 1050 AM (2013–present)
• WQBU-FM 92.7 FM (2010–2012)
• WADO 1280 AM (1994–2009)

Radio Broadcasters by Year

Broadcasters

Current

• Juan Alicea: WEPN Spanish Radio (1982–)

Serves as the Director and Production Coordinator for radio and SAP Broadcasts. He scouted Lee Mazzilli and Nino Espinosa, who signed and played for the Mets.

• Gary Cohen: Radio (1989–2005), TV (2006–)

Worked double duty for the Mets during the 2006 postseason. He hosted the pre- and post-game coverage on SNY, and then did the fifth inning color commentary and sixth inning play-by-play in the WFAN radio booth. During past MLB postseasons, Cohen had served as a play-by-play announcer for ESPN Radio.

• Howie Rose: Radio (1994–1995, 2003–), TV (1996–2003,2006)

Had been the designated fill-in play-by-play announcer for SNY when Cohen was off. He called several games in late May/early June 2006 when Cohen was out with an appendectomy.

• Keith Hernandez: TV (2002–)
• Ron Darling: TV (2006–)
• Jim Duquette: Radio/TV (2012–)

• Jonas Schwartz: TV, studio host (2009-)
• Gary Apple: TV, studio host (2014–)
• Steve Gelbs: TV, sideline reporter (2014-)
• Andy Martino :TV, studio host (2014-)
• Wayne Randazzo: Radio,TV (2015-)
• Bobby Valentine: TV, studio analyst (2015-)
• Cliff Floyd: TV, studio analyst (2015-)
• Eamon McAnaney: TV, studio analyst (2016-)
• Doug Williams: TV, studio host/sideline reporter (2016-)
• Todd Zeile: TV, studio analyst (2016-)
• Justine Ward: TV, sideline reporter (2018-)
• Ed Coleman: Radio (1996–2013, 2019-)
• Brad Heller: Radio (2019-)

Former

• Lindsey Nelson: Radio/TV (1962–1978)
• Bob Murphy: TV (1962–1981); Radio (1962–2003)

Bob Murphy's final game as play-by-play announcer for WFAN was September 25, 2003. After he died on August 3, 2004, the Mets wore commemorative patches on their uniforms for the remainder of the season. The radio broadcast booths at Shea Stadium and Citi Field are named in his honor.

• Ralph Kiner: Radio (1962–1981), TV (1962–2013)

Hosted the postgame show "Kiner's Korner" during much of his time on the WOR-TV/WWOR-TV broadcast team and the show returned during the final years on Fox Sports Net. In 2006, with the launch of SNY, Kiner joined the regular broadcast team during the fourth inning of selected Friday home games and some holidays. After his death in 2014, the Mets wore commemorative patches on their uniforms for the remainder of the season. The television booths at Shea Stadium and Citi Field are named in his honor.

• Steve Albert: Radio/TV (1979–1981)
• Bob Goldsholl: TV (1980)
• Art Shamsky: Radio/TV (1981)
• Lorn Brown: TV (1982)
• Jiggs McDonald: TV (1982)
• Steve LaMar: Radio (1982–1984)
• Bud Harrelson: TV (1983)
• Steve Zabriskie: TV (1983–1989)
• Tim McCarver: TV (1983–1998)
• Don Criqui: TV (1991)
• Rusty Staub: TV (1986–1995)
• Bob Carpenter: TV (1992–1993)
• Todd Kalas: Radio (1992–1993)
• Gary Thorne: Radio (1985–1988), TV (1994–2002)
• Sean Kimerling: TV (1999-2003)
• Matt Loughlin: TV, Pregame Host/Sideline Reporter (1996–2005)
• Tom Seaver: TV (1999–2005)
• Ted Robinson: Radio (2002–2003), TV (2002–2005)
• Dave O'Brien: TV (2003–2005)
• Fran Healy: TV, Pregame/Postgame Host (1984–2005)
• Chris Cotter: TV, Sideline Reporter (2006)
• Tom McCarthy: Radio (2006–2007)
• Matt Yallof: TV, Studio Host (2006–2008)
• Lee Mazzilli: TV, Studio Analyst (2007–2008)
• Harold Reynolds: TV, Studio Analyst (2008)
• Dwight Gooden: TV, Studio Analyst (2009-2010)
• Wayne Hagin: Radio (2008–2011)^[1]
• Chris Carlin: TV, Studio Host (2009–2013)
• Darryl Strawberry:TV, Studio Analyst (2007-2009)
• Kevin Burkhardt: TV, sideline reporter (2007–2014)^[2]
• Bob Ojeda: TV, studio analyst (2009–2014)
• Seth Everett: Radio (2014)
• Scott Braun: TV (2015-2017)
• Alexa Datt: TV, sideline reporter (2015-2017)
• Josh Lewin: Radio (2012–2018)
• Nelson Figueroa: TV, studio analyst (2015-2018)
• John Franco :TV, studio analyst (2015-2018)

See also

• List of current Major League Baseball announcers

References

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• Sherifa Zuhur
• Sherif Danladi
• Sherif (disambiguation)
• Sherif El Baily
• Sherif El-Khashab
• Sherif el-Mashad
• Sheriff Amos Tupper
• Sheriff Andy Taylor
• Sherif Fawzy
• Sheriff Bart Cameron
• Sheriff (Cars character)
• Sheriff Charlie Mills
• Sheriff Clark
• Sheriff Cliffs
• Sheriff Dawes
• Sheriff Deputy
• Sheriff Dupnik
• Sheriff Fatman
• Sheriff F.C.
• Sheriff for Berkshire
• Sheriff Hales
• Sheriff John Bunnell
• Sheriff Khan
• Sheriff Lobo