List of Chicago Cubs broadcasters

Some notable broadcasters:

[*] Ford C. Frick Award - Resource: MLB

1920s-1940s

Hal Totten (1924–44)
Bob Elson (1928–41) [*]
Pat Flanagan (1929–43)
Ronald Reagan (1933–36)
Russ Hodges (1935–38)
Jimmy Dudley (1938–41)
Jack Drees (1938)
Charlie Grimm (1939–42; 1960)
Jack Brickhouse (1941–45; 1947–81) "Hey-hey!" "Weeeeee!" [*]
Bert Wilson (1944–55) "I don't care who wins, as long as it's the Cubs!"

Bud Campbell (1950–53)
Harry Creighton (1951–56)
Gene Elston (1954)
Vince Lloyd (1954–86) "Holy mackerel!"
Milo Hamilton (1955–57; 1980–84) "Holy Toledo!!" [*]
Jack Quinlan (1956–64)
Lou Boudreau (1958–59; 1961–87) "Kiss it goodbye!"
Lloyd Pettit (1963; 1965-1966; 1969-1970)
Jim West (1971-1976)
Joe Wilson (1946-1952)^[1]

Harry Caray (1982–97) "It might be... it could be... it is!" "Holy cow!" "Cubs win!" [*]
- In 1987, Caray suffered a stroke during the offseason leading to his absence from the broadcast booth for most of the first two months of the season. To fill the void, a series of celebrity guest announcers appeared on the WGN telecasts in his place.^[2]
Steve Stone (1983-2000, 2003-2004)
Dewayne Staats (1985-1989)
Dave Nelson (1988-1989)
Ron Santo (1990-2010) "Boy, oh boy..."
Bob Brenly (1990-91 radio; 2005-2012 TV)
Thom Brennaman (1990–95)
Pat Hughes (1996–present) "This ball's got a chaaaance...GONE!" "Get out the tape measure, LONG gone!"
Dan Roan (1980s–present; substitute broadcaster and host of certain specials; WGN only)
Josh Lewin (1997)

Andy Masur (1998-2006); secondary play-by-play and pre-post game host
Chip Caray (1998-2004) "Swung on and belted!" "Fisted!"
Joe Carter (2001–02) "Like a deer with headlights!"
Dave Otto (2001–02) "You gotta be some kind of strong..."
Len Kasper (2005–present) "Way back! It's outta here!" "They've gone back-to-back!"
Dan Plesac (2005-2008; substitute broadcaster; CSN Chicago only)
Cory Provus (2007-2008); secondary play-by-play and pre-post game host
Judd Sirott (2009-2014); secondary play-by-play and pre-post game host
Keith Moreland (2011-2013)
Jim Deshaies (2013–present)
Ron Coomer (2014–present)
Mark Grote (2015–2017); pre-post game host; substitute play-by-play
Zach Zaidman (2018-present)^[3]

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