10 Minutes of Joe Buck Calling Home Runs

[@yaboitrey8827]

joe buck is one of my favorites, even with how boring he can be at one thing he does great is letting the fan have the moment

[@Averagekylebuschfan]

He good at baseball announcing not football

[@Kings0424]

​@@Averagekylebuschfan Also good at football too

[@shinydavidhowell]

Definitely better at football than he was in the 2000s, and while that's damning with faint praise I do think he's actually good at calling football now. Certainly he's had some of the most memorable calls of the past decade.

[@Kings0424]

@@shinydavidhowell I agree

[@playboysammy326]

I agree, in a big moment, he's very dominant...

[@Flosseveryday]

Joe Buck: That ball is absolutely crushed!! It’s going going gone!! No flags!!

[@TheBaleadaMan]

I love Joe Buck I get the fact that he may sound out of it especially in NFL games but he’s perfect in MLB and I’ll miss him calling postseason games. “BACK AT THE WALLLLLLLL”

[@cb4gusto744]

And that ball is gone !

[@jeffbezos1079]

Buck made a great call on the rajai Davis home run, but Matty v screaming his lungs out after witnessing one of the most clutch moments in sports history is legendary

[@dannydevito2989]

That’s an announcer stealing the moment

[@FlyingEagleTV]

@@dannydevito2989Yeah Matty V is outta control sometimes lol. Love that he’s extra excited but dang bro lol

[@GeekGameCulture]

That 2011 season for him was a miracle that he still had a voice. He needed throat operation somewhere during all that, IIRC. It was after that season that he began showing a lot more than he ever did. Wonder if that was what bothered him all those years. You forgot the iconic David Ortiz grand slam from 2013, the rest of that Game 5 in 2017... ...and the one from 2011 where he emulated the same iconic call his father did about 20 years earlier. "We will see you tomorrow night" (context is that they had done a history lesson about that iconic call earlier that inning, and knowing how close he was to his father, that sort of fit). Even if his voice was near shot, that had to feel good for him to be able to honor his father like that for such a moment.

[@shinydavidhowell]

It certainly could have been - I always thought it was the response to his faux-Summerall approach on NFL games (unsurprising given he was sped into football so fast and Summerall was the veteran leader of that announcing team) hitting critical mass and him actually responding, but this makes much more sense with the timing. I think the call he most wanted back was the helmet catch, and he later admitted he simply didn't want to go wild in error in case it wasn't actually a catch; Edelman's juggling catch in SB51 basically gave him the closest thing possible to a do-over and he got it right ("and they're saying it's a catch!" / replay / "oh that's a catch! That's incredible!") Some people still seem to genuinely think Buck never changed, which is ridiculous when you consider it's now been 13 years and he's had many of the biggest audiences in two separate sports for most of that time.

[@8thPlaceYT]

2:25 ALTUVE…..HAS JUST SENT THE ASTROS TO THE WORLD SERIES!!!!

[@YankeesToTheWorldSeries2024]

dont get me started

[@8thPlaceYT]

@@YankeesToTheWorldSeries2024don’t worry I ain’t an trashtros fan just look at my description

[@8thPlaceYT]

@@YankeesToTheWorldSeries2024don’t worry I ain’t an Astros fan my fav teams are the Dbacks and the yankeed

[@davidcaceres9184]

​@@8thPlaceYToh you like the Yankees? That moment when 5th inning

[@FootyInsights_]

I'm not much of a baseball guy, but just from watching these type of compilations, it seems Buck is a lot more enthusiastic during big moments in the mid-late 2010s compared to previously

[@nortoncancellation]

4:13 glad to see a White Sox homer made the montage

[@nortoncancellation]

0:20 he looks so juiced lol

[@bonzobonanza]

Joe Buck perfectly called the 2016 Cubs playoff journey. Always gives me chills, and I'm not even a Cubs fan.

[@alanmays7935]

Back at the wall...

[@slytoe44]

6:05 that Phillies one was lackluster lol

[@brandonrosales4217]

1:45 2:33 Chapman just smiling after giving up bombs

[@Toews1247]

Thinkin bout the money he just won in Vegas lol

[@jaydenh922]

He’s smiling because he knows that the other team will eventually lose. In 2016, the Indians lost the World Series. In 2019, the Astros lost the World Series.

[@Clemdawg2k]

7:42 😑And he does, flies it into center........ 😑

[@kev996]

Joe Buck can be so enthusiastic and boring at the same time

[@Toews1247]

The World Series ain’t the same

[@luisbanegas23]

Oddly enough, this helps me concentrate on studying. Thanks Joe Buck

[@mjisthegoat88]

joe buck is an excellent announcer imo

[@tonysteele8826]

“The Yankees have tied again” is so legendary

[@mm.ss.]

i personally think these calls are so good and so bad at the same time

[@robustbottlecap]

Idk if it's because US fans like Radio style more, but IMO Buck has the perfect voice for TV announcing. He just lacks better vocabularies that's all. Well. that's what happens when you get your job from your dad i guess

[@gamerguyyt752]

10 minutes of “Back at the wall”

[@brandocomando797]

Jorge Soler game 7 WS ATL ??

[@dannydevito2989]

God baseball misses him. Joe Davis is a little kid

[@shinydavidhowell]

I'm definitely still in the adjustment period with Davis but I do like him and see why Fox value him so highly; prefer him for football though, and I reckon that if Brady flops in the booth they'll just make the Davis/Olsen team the #1 and bump Burkhardt back to the #2 role that still feels to me like the one he should have.

[@ttenchantr]

I would rather listen to the toilet tank filling up. 🤣

[@BrianSchaffer]

Nah, toilet flushing is louder.

[@behindthemic4971]

So, you're here for what reason?

[@MrCharger11]

Joe Buck is bad Joe Davis is so much better