Talk:Baseball broadcasting firsts

Bryant Gumbel wasn't the first black sportscaster to cover the World Series Trophy presentating. Bill White did it for ABC in 1977 (three years prior to Gumbel doing it). Bill White, I believe was also the first black person to do play-by-play for a major professional sports championship in North America, when he called the 1976-1977 World Series for CBS Radio.User:TMC1982

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its said that some dude "is the greatest sports brodcaster ever" so i removed it. and just put that that dude is a sports broadcaster. &quot;FOUR TILDES&quot; 17:50, 25 June 2007 (UTC)

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Title change to something reflecting television broadcasting.
The title says Baseball broadcasting firsts. Radio is broadcasting too, yet there is nothing here regarding radio. What about internet? This article seems to focus on television only, which is fine, but the title ought to reflect that in light of the other forms of broadcasting a game. Jack Bee Nimble (talk)Jack Bee Nimble —Preceding undated comment added 22:59, 9 October 2017 (UTC)

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For this article, I added a new section called "1920s". I thought this was relevant to this article because it gives a description on how baseball broacasting got started. I added a couple new snip-its of information to sections 1930s, 1950s, 2000s, 2010s, and 2020s. Finally, I revised some of the grammatical errors that I found in this article. Some of the wording sounded a bit off so I went in to fix it to give readers an easier time to read it. In doing this, I believe the information will come off more clearly because the language is easy to understand. Overall, I feel that my additions and revisions all helped improve this article. AlexGorton (talk) 13:02, 31 March 2022 (UTC)AlexGorton