Every time I watch it, it feels like I'm watching it for the first time and I find myself feeling like there's no way Manning's gonna get away or Tyree's gonna come up with the catch, and it amazes me every time when it happens. Very much like Mookie Wilson's grounder through Buckner's legs in Game 6, except I actually got to see this one as it happened (though my dad swears he was holding me on his lap for Game 6, somehow I doubt my mom let him keep me up that late when I was barely 2 years old).

Speaking of Game 6: Vin Scully's call is a textbook example of how to call that kind of play. Scully's not normally an excitable guy, but he rose to the occasion. Joe Buck refuses to get into the events he's covering. Bill Simmons' analysis is perfect: imagine if he was covering the Miracle on Ice game during the 1980 olympics? It would have been awful. Some announcers go over the top with their schtick in situations when it's uncalled for, but when you're witnessing one of the all-time great plays, you need to get into it.

Not a big fan of his baseball calling either. He comes off as whiny, especially if the game gets out of hand.

I'll take Sam Rosen and Tim Green over anybody else at Fox

Kenny Albert is ok, but I thought Daryl Johnston was terrible this year, and Siragusa is, well, Siragusa

he and al michaels are in a different league from everyone else.

as for basketball, there isn't a better announcer than marv.  

"Ewing, with the step...YES! and the foul!"