An old … uh, friend … of Wisconsin sports fans will make his return to baseball broadcasting when the Milwaukee Brewers kick off the 2025 season in New York against the Yankees on March 27. Andrew Marchand of The Athletic reported that Buck will be in the baseball booth for the first time in four years,

The New York Mets didn’t reach their final goal last season as they flamed out in the National League Championship Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers. However, they still produced one of the most

Stanton began this year in similar fashion, reporting to camp battling discomfort in both elbows. He’s currently questionable for the Yankees’ March 27 opener against the Milwaukee Brewers. “Take your rest,

Joe Buck will call his first nationally televised baseball game since 2021 on opening day. Buck will be in the booth for ESPN when the New York Yankees host the Milwaukee Brewers on March 27 at 3 p.m.

Joe Buck will be on the play-by-play call of his first national baseball game since 2021 when the New York Yankees host the Milwaukee Brewers on Opening Day.

Joe Buck will call a MLB national telecast for the first time since 2021 when he provides play-by-play of the Opening Day game between the Brewers and Yankees on ESPN.

Buck has called a variety of the MLB's biggest moments such as Mark McGwire's 62nd home run to break Roger Maris' record.

When the New York Yankees and Milwaukee Brewers begin their seasons on March 27, ESPN NFL broadcaster Joe Buck will reclaim his spot in a baseball booth — for at least one day. And he credited the Yankees allure for making it happen.

Joining Buck in the booth will be former Yankees manager Joe Girardi and Bill Schroeder, the lead color analyst for the Brewers. "Opening Day has always been a signature day on the sports calendar and,

Joe Buck will call his first nationally televised baseball game since 2021 on Opening Day. Buck will be in the booth for ESPN when the New York Yankees host the Milwaukee Brewers on March 27 at 2 p.m.

Devin Williams has moved on, but Trevor Megill gained valuable experience in saving 21 games in 2024 and is now the team's unquestioned closer.

The New York Yankees' beard policy has claimed many victims, and it appeared to have another coming when the team traded for Milwaukee Brewers closer Devin Williams over the winter. Williams reported for spring training with the beard still intact but had shaved it off by the time he started throwing for the team.