Joe Buck addresses Fox career, nepotism, what he misses about MLB in Ford C. Frick Award speech

While Joe Buck has been the ESPN voice for Monday Night Football since 2022, he was a prominent baseball announcer for most of his career. Buck was part of St. Louis Cardinals broadcasts from 1991 to 2007, and he was the lead MLB play-by-play voice for Fox Sports from 1996 through 2021, which included calling 135 World Series games.

On Saturday, Buck was honored in Cooperstown for his broadcasting contributions with the Ford C. Frick Award during the National Baseball Hall of Fame Weekend. Buck learned that he had won the award last December. His father, Jack Buck, received the Ford

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