Who was the Chicago Cubs announcer before Harry Carey back in the 40's or so?
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Jack Brickhouse, LLoyd Pettit and Vince LLoyd
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He played with the Cubs from 1992 - 2004.  He also played with the Rangers, White Sox and Orioles.  \n\nCheck out all of his stats below.
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Do you mean Emil "Hill Billy" Bildilli?  He didn't pitch until the 1930s (for the St. Louis Browns), but that's the closest name I know of.
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John Melendez is the announcer for the tonight show. He started on Howard Stern's radio program where was known as stuttering John. He worked with a speech coach to overcome his handicap and was offered a position on the Tonight Show.
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As a Cubs fan for over 40 years, I never give up hope! GO CUBS
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Is it Jim Riggleman the former Chicago Cubs manager?  If so, a Yahoo! search will get it for you.  If not, I've got nothing to help.
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Nails is a Met for sure.  Once he went to Philly he was on the juice.  Who can forget that game winning homer in the NLCS in 1986, I was only 4 then and I still remember it.
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Mickey Mantle: America's Prodigal Son\nBy Tony Castro
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well the announcer was mr. grant turner, if that's what you're asking.
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The Chicago Cubs.... damn that Steve Bartman!!!
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A disc-jockey named JC Cochran gave them that name in the 80's,They were battling it out with the Cardinals for supremacy of the NL. This guy was a controversy on the radio every day (and still is)
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I'm with you Katalex. Michael Kay is the worlds worst commentator  next to Joe Morgan and Joe Buck. Kay tries his hardest to show that he knows the game but always comes up short and gets bailed out by Murcer, Paul O'neil, Ken Singleton or Jim Kaat.\nMy favorite Yes announcer was Jim Kaat. He was a pleasure to listen to. He always got the call right was on the money for his insight and was a class act. I'm going to miss Kaat.\nPaul O'neil brings the same stuff as Kaat.\nI would like to see Susan Wolman back on TV. That woman knows the game and calls it like it is.
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NL - Jim Thome, 2003\nAL - Ken Griffey Jr., 1999
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Paul Konerko. He hit 40.
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Hack Wilson - Chicago Cubss 1930 - had 191 RBIs
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I think you are talking about the mammoth home run david ortiz hit in the world baseball classic and the announcer did call NO NO NO NO NO. you can find it on youtube.com
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JIM LAKER. HE CLAIMED 10W/INNINGS FIRST TIME.