It's not always what you say, it's how you say it. Broadcaster Chip Caray handled Nolan Arenado's walk-off home run on Saturday perfectly. Over the weekend, the St. Louis Cardinals took two of three ...
Cardinals announcer Chip Caray had perhaps the worst kind of slip-up a broadcaster could have. Midway through the top of the fourth inning of Saturday’s matchup between the Cardinals and Reds, Caray, ...
All Chip Caray ever wanted to do was call Chicago Cubs games like his famous grandfather once did. The third generation of famous Caray broadcasters is now in his second season calling games for the ...
Chip Caray, left, is alongside his son Stefan in the Cardinals TV broadcast booth at Busch Stadium before the team played San ...
St. Louis Cardinals broadcaster Chip Caray used the worst gay slur on TV during a scripted read for Disability Pride Night. What followed were 31 seconds of silence… with zero apology or explanation.
With SNY front and center, leading the conversation about Furries over the weekend, other broadcast booths in Major League Baseball took it upon themselves to share their experiences with people ...
Fourth of July and Labor Day are nice, but St. Louis Cardinals announcer Chip Caray is here to make sure another great American summer holiday gets proper recognition. Amid another lackluster season ...
Joe Buck's return to MLB broadcasting in May was postponed due to rain, but is now scheduled to be made up. After more than two years away from calling baseball, Buck was originally scheduled to ...
St. Louis Cardinals broadcaster Chip Caray will not be disciplined after accidentally saying an anti-gay slur on air, according to Front Office Sports. The offending term came in the top of the fourth ...
Chip Caray’s awful announcing caused me to watch much of TBS’ postseason coverage with the television muted and Richard Deitsch of SI.com recently asked Turner Sports president David Levy about the ...
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Chip Caray avoids suspension after anti-gay slur during Cardinals' live Pride promo termed as ‘clear accident’
During the latest Saturday live broadcast from the St. Louis Cardinals versus the Cincinnati Reds, veteran Cardinals broadcaster Chip Caray went on air to read a promo for Disability Pride Night and ...
Sources said Monday that Atlanta Braves broadcaster Chip Caray, grandson of legendary Cards announcer Harry Caray and part of an unparalleled sportscasting family tree, is the leading candidate to ...
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