List of Boston Celtics broadcasters

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Contents 1 TV 2 Radio 3 TV Play by Play 4 TV Color 5 TV Courtside 6 TV Studio Host 7 Radio Play by Play 8 Radio Color 9 Radio Studio Host 10 See also

[edit] TV

• WHDH: 1960-1965 (select road games and sold out home games) [1]
• WIHS: 1965-1966 (road games only) [2]
• WKBG: 1966-1969 (road games only)
• WSMW: 1970-1973 (road games only)
• WBZ: 1973-1985 (road games only)
• WLVI: 1985-1990 (road games only)
• WFXT: 1990-1993 (road games only)
• WSBK: 1993-1998 (road games only)
• WABU: 1998-1999 (road games only)

• Comcast Sportsnet New England: 1981-Present (All games from 1999-Present, Home games only from 1981-1999); known as Sportschannel New England (1981-1997) and Fox Sports Net New England (1997-2007)

[edit] Radio

• WRKO: 1981-1987
• WEEI: 1987-1995
• WRKO: 1995-1996
• WEEI: 1996-2001
• WWZN: 2001-2005
• WRKO: 2005-2007 [3]
• WEEI: 2007-Present

[edit] TV Play by Play

• Curt Gowdy 1960-1963 (WHDH)
• Don Gillis 1963-1965 (WHDH)
• Harry Caray 1965-1966 (WIHS)[4]
• Tom Heinsohn: 1966-1969 (WKBG), 1990-1999 (WFXT, WSBK, WABU)
• Bob Fouracre: 1971-1973 (WSMW) [5]
• Johnny Most: 1973-1974 (WBZ)
• Len Berman: 1974-1978 (WBZ)
• Roger Twibell: 1978-1980 (WBZ)
• Gil Santos: 1980-1989 (WBZ, WLVI) [6]
• Mike Gorman: 1981-Current (Comcast Sportsnet New England)
• Mike Crispino: 1989-1990 (WLVI)

[edit] TV Color

• Red Auerbach: 1967-1969 (WKBG)
• no color commentator 1971-1972 (WSMW)
• Kenny Hudson 1972-1973 (WSMW)
• Len Berman: 1973-1974 (WBZ)
• Bob Cousy: 1974-Present (WBZ, WLVI, WFXT, WSBK, WABU, Select home games on Comcast Sportsnet New England)
• Tommy Heinsohn: 1981-Present (Comcast Sportsnet New England); Studio analyst during road games
• Rick Weitzman: 1983-1990 (Comcast Sportsnet New England when Tommy Heinsohn was doing games for CBS Sports)
• Donny Marshall: 2007-Present (Road games on Comcast Sportsnet New England)
• Scot Pollard: 2008 (1 game)

[edit] TV Courtside

• Jimmy Myers: 1990-1993 (WFXT)
• Willie Maye: 1993-2006 (Comcast Sportsnet New England)
• Greg Dickerson: 2006-Present (Comcast Sportsnet New England)

[edit] TV Studio Host

• Jimmy Myers: 1990-1993 (WFXT)
• Doug Brown: 1993-1996 (WSBK)
• Kim Walden: 1996-1997 (Comcast Sportsnet New England)
• Leah Secondo: 1997-1998 (Comcast Sportsnet New England)
• Eric Frede: 1998-2002 (Comcast Sportsnet New England)
• Greg Dickerson: 2002-2005 (Comcast Sportsnet New England)
• Gary Tanguay: 2005-Present (Comcast Sportsnet New England)

[edit] Radio Play by Play

• Frank Fallon: 1946-1950
• Curt Gowdy: 1951-1953
• Johnny Most: 1953-1990
• Glenn Ordway: 1990-1995
• Spencer Ross: 1995-1997
• Howard David: 1997-2000
• Ted Sarandis: 1997-2000 (Filled in when David was away calling NFL games for CBS radio, as well as on Yom Kippur)
• Sean McDonough: 1998-1999 (Filled in when David was away calling NFL games for CBS radio)
• Sean Grande: 2001-Present

[edit] Radio Color

• Don Gillis: 1951-1953
• Bill Harrington: late 1950s
• Al Grenert: late 1950’s-mid 1960s’
• Jim Pansullo: mid/late 1960’s
• Bob Brannum: 1966
• Len Berman: 1973-1974
• Bob Lobel: 1977-1978
• Rick Weitzman: 1980-1982
• Glenn Ordway: 1982-1990
• Doug Brown: 1990-1991
• Jerry Sichting: 1991-1995
• Cedric Maxwell: 1995-Present

[edit] Radio Studio Host

• Craig Mustard 1990-1995
• Ted Sarandis: 1995-2000
• Dave Jageler & Jimmy Myers: 2000-2003
• Jimmy Myers and Jimmy Young: 2005-2007
• John Ryder: 2007-present

[edit] See also

• List of current National Basketball Association broadcasters

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