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American sportscaster (1939–2008)
Harry Christopher "Skip" Caray Jr. (August 12, 1939 – August 3, 2008) was an American sportscaster, best known for his long career as a radio and television
Skip_Caray
American sportscaster (born 1965)
the son of commentator Skip Caray, the grandson of commentator Harry Caray, and the father of commentator Chris Caray. Caray graduated from Parkway West
Chip_Caray
American sportscaster
longtime Braves broadcaster Skip Caray, dies Josh Caray remembers father Skip Caray, play-by-play announcer for the Atlanta Braves Caray twins put fourth generation
Josh_Caray
American sports broadcaster
Chip Caray, nephew of Josh Caray, the grandson of Skip Caray, and the great-grandson of Harry Caray. He grew up in Winter Park, Florida, until he moved
Chris_Caray
American sportscaster (1914–1998)
Harry Christopher Caray (né Carabina; March 1, 1914 – February 18, 1998) was an American radio and television sportscaster. During his career he called
Harry_Caray
1973 American TV series or program
analyst (1980) Erin Andrews - host (2001–2003) Chip Caray - play-by-play announcer (2005–2007) Skip Caray - play-by-play announcer (1976–2007) Darrell Chaney
Braves_TBS_Baseball
American sportscaster (1944–2014)
number of on-air partners including Ernie Johnson Sr., Don Sutton and Skip Caray (who was hired by the club at the same time as himself). Johnson originally
Pete_Van_Wieren
Professional baseball team in Oakland, California (1968–2024)
Chris Caray on play-by-play; Caray is a fourth-generation baseball announcer that included great-grandfather Harry Caray, grandfather Skip Caray, and father
Oakland_Athletics
Topics referred to by the same term
Harry Caray may refer to: Harry Caray (1914–1998), American sportscaster Skip Caray (1939–2008), his son, born Harry Caray, Jr. and also a sportscaster
Harry_Caray_(disambiguation)
List of people with the same nickname
Harry Caray Skip Chappelle, American basketball player Skip Cutting (born 1946), American cyclist Skip Engblom (born 1948), American skateboarder Skip Frye
Skip_(nickname)
American sportscaster (1927–2015)
"superstation" WTCG (later to become WTBS, now TBS) with Hamilton's replacements Skip Caray and Pete Van Wieren, and with Johnson continuing in the booth. Hamilton
Milo_Hamilton
1990 American TV series or program
broadcast partner with the Alliance of American Football (AAF) in 2019. Skip Caray (1990–1991) Gary Bender (1992–1994) Verne Lundquist (1995–1997) Pat Haden
NFL_on_TNT
American baseball player (born 1948)
served with the Braves as a television announcer along with Ernie Johnson, Skip Caray and Pete Van Wieren. He was on the Atlanta Braves Radio Network as well
Darrel_Chaney
Elections to the Baseball Hall of Fame
(born 1971), Milwaukee Brewers Joe Buck (born 1969), St. Louis Cardinals Skip Caray (1939–2008), Atlanta Braves René Cárdenas (1930-2026), Spanish-language
2026 Baseball Hall of Fame balloting
2026_Baseball_Hall_of_Fame_balloting
Torborg. 1992 – Locally, the Series was called on WGST-AM in Atlanta by Skip Caray, Pete Van Wieren, Joe Simpson, and Don Sutton, and on CJCL-AM in Toronto
List of World Series broadcasters
List_of_World_Series_broadcasters
Naming tradition
alternative is "Skip"; e.g., Harry "Skip" Caray Jr. and Harry Christopher "Chip" Caray III, or "Skip" may imply that the name skips a generation. Common
Name_suffix
91st edition of Major League Baseball's championship series
Tom Hamilton announcing, while WSB broadcast the series in Atlanta with Skip Caray, Pete Van Wieren, Don Sutton, and Joe Simpson announcing. NL Atlanta Braves
1995_World_Series
of the 2001 NLDS was called on WSB-AM in Atlanta by Pete Van Wieren, Skip Caray, Don Sutton, and Joe Simpson, and on KTRH-AM in Houston by Milo Hamilton
List of National League Division Series broadcasters
List_of_National_League_Division_Series_broadcasters
Major League Baseball franchise
Chris Caray on play-by-play; Caray is a fourth-generation baseball announcer that included great-grandfather Harry Caray, grandfather Skip Caray, and father
Athletics_(baseball)
Major League Baseball franchise
Nichols† P 1890–1901 1 Tommy Holmes OF Manager 1942–1951 1951–1952 — Skip Caray Broadcaster 1976–2008 2005 — Paul Snyder Executive 1973–2007 — Herman
Atlanta_Braves
89th edition of Major League Baseball's championship series
Bench announcing. Locally, the Series was called on WGST-AM in Atlanta by Skip Caray, Pete Van Wieren, Ernie Johnson, Joe Simpson, and Don Sutton, and on CJCL-AM
1992_World_Series
American television programming
paid approximately US$600,000 for the broadcasting rights) was called by Skip Caray and Abe Lemons. On November 26, 1983, TBS broadcast a contest between
College Basketball on TNT Sports
College_Basketball_on_TNT_Sports
American baseball player and broadcaster (born 1951)
Glavine during broadcasts on Peachtree TV. He was paired with Skip Caray until Caray's death in the summer of 2008. Simpson served as an analyst for Major
Joe_Simpson_(baseball)
affiliates), then that market was shut out of the baseball telecast. Skip Caray filled-in for Bob Costas on NBC's coverage of the 2000 New York-Oakland
List of American League Division Series broadcasters
List_of_American_League_Division_Series_broadcasters
Canadian sports mascot
frequent joke punchline of notoriously sarcastic Atlanta Braves broadcaster Skip Caray. Pitcher Bill Lee referenced Youppi during interviews in Ken Burns's Baseball
Youppi!
Elections to the Baseball Hall of Fame
finalists, and the teams they are best known as broadcasters for, are: Skip Caray (1939–2008), Atlanta Braves René Cárdenas (born 1930), Spanish-language
2025 Baseball Hall of Fame balloting
2025_Baseball_Hall_of_Fame_balloting
South Chip Caray: (play-by-play, 1991–1992, 2005–2022) Fox Sports South and Fox Sports Southeast, TBS and Braves Radio Network Skip Caray: (play-by-play
List of Atlanta Braves broadcasters
List_of_Atlanta_Braves_broadcasters
in 1976) Brendan Burke (2023) Harry Caray (1964 World Series, 1967 World Series, and 1968 World Series) Skip Caray (called all Division Series games in
List of Major League Baseball on NBC broadcasters
List_of_Major_League_Baseball_on_NBC_broadcasters
American baseball player (1924–2011)
1966, and in the 1980s gained national exposure through his work with Skip Caray and Pete Van Wieren on "Superstation" TBS. He was elected to the Braves'
Ernie_Johnson_(pitcher)
American sports gesture
Foam tomahawks were invented by foam salesman Paul Braddy. Upon hearing Skip Caray saying during a radio broadcast of an Atlanta Braves game that they needed
Tomahawk_chop
American baseball controversy
the Braves, following their adoption of the tomahawk chop. Upon hearing Skip Caray say during a radio broadcast of an Atlanta Braves game that they needed
Atlanta Braves tomahawk chop and name controversy
Atlanta_Braves_tomahawk_chop_and_name_controversy
with ESPN and the San Diego Padres, would join Caray in the booth. Veteran Braves play-by-play man Skip Caray, Chip's father was vocal about not being part
List of MLB on TBS broadcasters
List_of_MLB_on_TBS_broadcasters
95th edition of Major League Baseball's championship series
Miller and Rick Sutcliffe (ESPN) John Sterling and Michael Kay (WABC) Skip Caray, Pete Van Wieren, Don Sutton and Joe Simpson (WSB) ALCS New York Yankees
1999_World_Series
American football season
network's lead color commentator, alongside Dick Enberg. Gary Bender replaced Skip Caray as TNT's play-by-play announcer. 1992 team efficiency ratings and Commentary
1992_NFL_season
Sports division of Warner Bros. Discovery
Burke Stormy Buonantony Jeff Burton Lisa Byington Kevin Calabro Chip Caray Skip CarayD Anson Carter Andrew Catalon Vince Cellini Chris Chelios Darren Clarke
TNT_Sports_(United_States)
NBA basketball cable telecasts (1984–2002)
channel TruTV. Marv Albert Rick Barry Tim Brando Kevin Calabro Chip Caray Skip Caray Jim Durham Mike Gorman Kevin Harlan Verne Lundquist Bob Neal Charlie
NBA_on_TBS
92nd edition of Major League Baseball's championship series
Vin Scully and Jeff Torborg (CBS) John Sterling and Michael Kay (WABC) Skip Caray, Pete Van Wieren, Don Sutton and Joe Simpson (WSB) ALCS New York Yankees
1996_World_Series
American sports announcer (born 1983)
an Atlanta Braves fan and wrote a letter to Skip Caray asking how to get into sports broadcasting. Caray responded and encouraged him to practice, critique
Brandon_Gaudin
MLB baseball cable telecasts (2007–present)
announcers Skip Caray and Pete Van Wieren had their participation on the broadcasts reduced. This was done in an attempt to combat criticism of Caray's on-air
MLB_on_TBS
Baseball play
WIN! BRAVES WIN! BRAVES WIN! Braves win! — Atlanta Braves broadcaster Skip Caray on WBIN (AM). The Braves lost the World Series to the Toronto Blue Jays
The_Slide_(Atlanta_Braves)
Public university in Stony Brook, New York, US
Brook games on WUSB were announced by Josh Caray, grandson of famed broadcaster Harry Caray and son of Skip Caray until his departure in 2019. The Stony Brook
Stony_Brook_University
American baseball player (1945–2021)
broadcaster to be honored in this fashion, joining his mentors Ernie Johnson, Skip Caray, and Pete Van Wieren. A section of U.S. Highway 29, the main route for
Don_Sutton
American sports television journalist (born 1969)
his humor, most notably his impressions of Atlanta Braves broadcaster Skip Caray, and provided interviews during the Home Run Derby. Eisen was also the
Rich_Eisen
Baseball brawl between the San Diego Padres and the Atlanta Braves
game 2:56 Television WTBS (Braves) KCST (Padres) TV announcers Braves: Skip Caray (play-by-play) Pete Van Wieren (analysis) Padres: Jerry Coleman (play-by-play)
1984_Braves–Padres_bean_brawl
31st season in franchise history, first Super Bowl appearance
wind 16 mph (26 km/h) Referee: Red Cashion TV announcers (NFL on TNT): Skip Caray and Pat Haden The Bills, on Sunday Night Football, trailed 24–14 in the
1990_Buffalo_Bills_season
NHL hockey cable telecasts (2021–present)
by WSB (AM). Jiggs McDonald was the main play-by-play announcer with Skip Caray substituting from 1976–80. Color commentators included Andy Still (1972-73)
NHL_on_TNT
Major League Baseball team season
Wieren, Skip Caray, Don Sutton, Joe Simpson) SportSouth (Tim Brando, Ernie Johnson, Ernie Johnson, Jr.) Radio WSB (AM) (Pete Van Wieren, Skip Caray, Don
1996_Atlanta_Braves_season
Radio talk show
gracious!" 2008: George Ofman "Skip Paray... uh, Skip Caray, whose pappy was the legendary Harry, and whose son is Skip, died in his sleep last night.
Boers_and_Bernstein
Former National Hockey League team (1972–1980)
by WSB (AM). Jiggs McDonald was the main play-by-play announcer, with Skip Caray substituting from 1976–80. Color commentators included Andy Still (1972–73)
Atlanta_Flames
City in Missouri, United States
Cannon (1915–1941), Medal of Honor recipient Harry Caray (1914–1998), baseball broadcaster Skip Caray (1939–2008), baseball broadcaster Bob Cassilly (1949–2011)
Webster_Groves,_Missouri
Sports season
on October 21. This followed the death of his play-by-play announcer, Skip Caray, earlier in the year. Jon Lester of the Boston Red Sox threw the team's
2008 Major League Baseball season
2008_Major_League_Baseball_season
American football season
NFC wild card playoff games. TNT's initial broadcast team consisted of Skip Caray on play-by-play and Pat Haden as color commentator. Fred Hickman became
1990_NFL_season
Radio station in Rome, Georgia
the major league Atlanta Braves. Son of legendary Braves voice Skip Caray, Josh Caray, provided the play-by-play for the 2007 and 2008 seasons, now handled
WLAQ
Major League Baseball season
Wieren, Skip Caray, Don Sutton, Joe Simpson) SportSouth (Tim Brando, Ernie Johnson, Ernie Johnson, Jr.) Radio WSB (AM) (Pete Van Wieren, Skip Caray, Don
1995_Atlanta_Braves_season
Rod Allen and Jim Traber, and on WSB-AM in Atlanta by Pete Van Wieren, Skip Caray, Don Sutton, and Joe Simpson. 1989 - Locally, the NLCS was called on KNBR
List of National League Championship Series broadcasters
List_of_National_League_Championship_Series_broadcasters
NFL team season
• Wind 6 mph (9.7 km/h) Referee: Gordon McCarter TV announcers (TNT): Skip Caray and Pat Haden Date: September 16 Location: Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia
1990 Philadelphia Eagles season
1990_Philadelphia_Eagles_season
American sportscaster (1939–2023)
Missouri, where one of his friends was another future sportscaster, Skip Caray. He began his broadcasting career in 1960 as a junior at Westminster College
Tom_Larson_(sportscaster)
US$600,000 for the broadcasting rights to the game that was called by Skip Caray and Abe Lemons. Eddie Murphy becomes the first and to date, only person
1982_in_American_television
Major League Baseball rivalry
until 2005 to take the same job with the Atlanta Braves, joining father Skip Caray on the broadcast team. In 2023, Chip left the Braves to take over the
Cardinals–Cubs_rivalry
American live sports television series
Proctor (1986) Skip Caray (1986) Gary Bender (1992–1994) Verne Lundquist (1995) Kevin Harlan (1998–2000) Ron Thulin (2002–2006) Chip Caray (2006) Ari Wolfe
College Football on TNT Sports
College_Football_on_TNT_Sports
former MLB player, also played football Skip Caray, former broadcaster for Atlanta Braves; son of Harry Caray Jeff Cornell, former MLB pitcher Aaron Crow
List of University of Missouri alumni
List_of_University_of_Missouri_alumni
Day of the year
Danish singer-songwriter, guitarist, and producer (born 1948) 2008 – Skip Caray, American sportscaster (born 1939) 2008 – Erik Darling, American singer-songwriter
August_3
NFL team season
Game attendance: 52,958 Referee: Gordon McCarter TV announcers (TNT): Skip Caray and Pat Haden Box score Week Two: Green Bay Packers at Detroit Lions –
1991_Detroit_Lions_season
2004 baseball game in Georgia, U.S.
Brennaman (play-by-play) Mark Grace (color commentator) TBS Superstation: Skip Caray (play-by-play) Joe Simpson (color commentator) ← David Cone Randy Johnson's
Randy_Johnson's_perfect_game
Notable people from St. Louis City and County, Missouri
for the St. Louis Cardinals (1945–1969) and Chicago Cubs (1981–1997) Skip Caray (1939–2008), sportscaster, announcer for the Atlanta Braves (1976–2008)
List_of_people_from_St._Louis
Major League Baseball season
Superstation (Pete Van Wieren, Skip Caray, Don Sutton) SportSouth (Ernie Johnson) Radio WSB (Pete Van Wieren, Skip Caray, Don Sutton, Dave O'Brien) ← 1990
1991_Atlanta_Braves_season
NFL team season (won Super Bowl)
hour (9.7 km/h; 5.2 kn) Referee: Gordon McCarter TV announcers (TNT): Skip Caray and Pat Haden Source: [3] The Giants started the season with a 27–20 home
1990_New_York_Giants_season
Joe Buck – Fox 1996–2021 Chip Caray – Fox 1996–2000, WGN 1998–2004, TBS 2005–2009 Harry Caray – WGN 1982–1997 Skip Caray – TBS 1976–2007, NBC 2000 Tom
List_of_sports_announcers
announcer for Portland Trail Blazers Chip Caray: play-by-play, now at FanDuel Sports Network Midwest Skip Caray: play-by-play (1989–1990) (deceased) P.
List of NBA on TNT commentators
List_of_NBA_on_TNT_commentators
American organization of sports media members
Emrick 2019 – Bob Ley 2019 – Peter King 2019 – Tony Kornheiser 2020 – Skip Caray 2020 – Cawood Ledford 2020 – Dan Patrick 2020 – Tom Verducci 2020 – Michael
National Sports Media Association
National_Sports_Media_Association
Public high school in Webster Groves, Missouri, United States
Harry Caray, former Major League Baseball broadcaster, (St. Louis Cardinals, St. Louis Browns, Oakland Athletics, Chicago White Sox, Chicago Cubs) Skip Caray
Webster_Groves_High_School
American baseball executive
announcers Chip Caray and Steve Stone. After the 2004 season, Chip Caray signed a deal to broadcast Atlanta Braves games (with his father, Skip Caray) while Stone
Jim_Hendry
NFL team season
miles per hour (26 km/h; 14 kn) Referee: Red Cashion TV announcers (TNT): Skip Caray and Pat Haden Date: October 14 Location: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
1990 Los Angeles Raiders season
1990_Los_Angeles_Raiders_season
Major League Baseball team season
Van Wieren, Skip Caray, Don Sutton, Joe Simpson) SportSouth (Ernie Johnson, Ernie Johnson, Jr.) Radio WGST (Pete Van Wieren, Skip Caray, Don Sutton,
1993_Atlanta_Braves_season
Hannibal, singer-songwriter and record producer (died 2014) August 12 Skip Caray, baseball broadcaster (died 2008) Charley Frazier, football player (died
1939_in_the_United_States
for the south side team, the Chicago White Sox. Chip Caray also left, joining his father Skip Caray (who would die in 2008) on TBS, providing play-by-play
History_of_the_Chicago_Cubs
American basketball broadcaster (1938–2017)
TBS' coverage of the 1985 and 1986 NBA Eastern Conference finals with Skip Caray. He also spent ten years as a college basketball analyst for NBC Sports
John_Andariese
Month of 1939
two months later in the United States it was titled U-Boat 29. Born: Skip Caray, American sportscaster; in St. Louis, Missouri (d. 2008) George Hamilton
August_1939
60th season in franchise history; Super Bowl champions
Game attendance: 52,958 Referee: Gordon McCarter TV announcers (TNT): Skip Caray (play-by-play) and Pat Haden (color commentator) Pro-Football-Reference
1991 Washington Redskins season
1991_Washington_Redskins_season
2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 Brad Nessler Skip Caray & Pete Van Wieren Larry Munson Ernie Johnson Jr. Wes Durham Tim Tucker Chris
Atlanta_Sports_Awards
Major League Baseball team season
Van Wieren, Skip Caray, Don Sutton, Joe Simpson) SportSouth (Ernie Johnson, Ernie Johnson, Jr.) Radio WGST (Pete Van Wieren, Skip Caray, Don Sutton,
1994_Atlanta_Braves_season
American sports commentator (1939–2005)
first broadcaster for the newly formed Atlanta Hawks of the NBA, but Skip Caray was chosen instead. The newly formed Montreal Expos were looking for an
Tom_Cheek
Clear-channel news/talk radio station in Atlanta
and Dick Hemby, as well as longtime Atlanta Braves baseball announcer Skip Caray presenting morning sportscasts. As WSB's format progressed to a full-time
WSB_(AM)
Major League Baseball team season
Superstation (Pete Van Wieren, Skip Caray, Don Sutton) SportSouth (Ernie Johnson) Radio WSB (Pete Van Wieren, Skip Caray, Don Sutton, Dave O'Brien) ← 1989
1990_Atlanta_Braves_season
1991 Major League Baseball championship series
WSB (ATL) WCCO (MIN) Radio announcers Vin Scully and Johnny Bench (CBS) Skip Caray, Pete Van Wieren, Dave O'Brien and Don Sutton (WSB) Herb Carneal and John
1991_World_Series
American baseball games
(AM) WGN Radio announcers Gary Cohen and Kevin Kennedy Pete Van Wieren Skip Caray Don Sutton Joe Simpson Pat Hughes Ron Santo Teams Team (Wins) Manager
1998 National League Division Series
1998_National_League_Division_Series
Pittsburgh Steelers 58th US football season
(Cloudy) Game attendance: 54,814 Referee: Gene Barth TV announcers: (TNT) Skip Caray (play by play), Pat Haden (color commentator) Scoring drives: Pittsburgh
1990 Pittsburgh Steelers season
1990_Pittsburgh_Steelers_season
Major League Baseball season
Van Wieren, Skip Caray, Don Sutton, Joe Simpson) Fox Sports South (Ernie Johnson, Bob Rathbun) Radio WSB (AM) (Pete Van Wieren, Skip Caray, Don Sutton
1998_Atlanta_Braves_season
NBA professional basketball team season
round (lost to Pistons 2–3) Stats at Basketball Reference Local media Television WTBS WGNX SportSouth TBS (Skip Caray and Rick Barry) < 1989–90 1991–92 >
1990–91_Atlanta_Hawks_season
Athletic awards show
Blanchard Paul Newman Mark Fidrych Nick Adenhart Arturo Gatti Schlumbergera Skip Caray Harry Kalas Kay Yow Chuck Daly Steve McNair Alex Macgregor Gee "UConn
2009_ESPY_Awards
NFL team season
Dome Game attendance: 55,383 Referee: Larry Nemmers TV announcers: (TNT) Skip Caray (play by play), Pat Haden (color commentator) Scoring drives: Indianapolis
1991 Pittsburgh Steelers season
1991_Pittsburgh_Steelers_season
Former museum in Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Nichols† P 1890–1901 1 Tommy Holmes OF Manager 1942–1951 1951–1952 — Skip Caray Broadcaster 1976–2008 2005 — Paul Snyder Executive 1973–2007 — Herman
Ivan Allen Jr. Braves Museum and Hall of Fame
Ivan_Allen_Jr._Braves_Museum_and_Hall_of_Fame
Major League Baseball team season
departure of two of the team's longtime radio and television announcers. Skip Caray died on August 3, while Pete van Wieren announced his retirement on October
2008_Atlanta_Braves_season
Sports rivalry between the Universities of Kentucky and Louisville
Analyst(s) March 26, 1983 CBS Gary Bender Billy Packer November 26, 1983 WTBS Skip Caray Joe Dean March 22, 1984 NCAA Productions/ESPN Tom Hammond Larry Conley
Kentucky–Louisville_rivalry
1985 baseball game between the New York Mets and Atlanta Braves
Sterling Ralph Kiner, Steve Zabriskie and Tim McCarver Radio WSB (ATL) WHN (NYM) Radio announcers Pete Van Wieren and Skip Caray Bob Murphy and Gary Thorne
Rick_Camp_Game
Phoenix Coyotes, Anaheim Ducks, Vancouver Canucks, and the Minnesota Wild Skip Caray (Missouri, 1961): Announcer, Atlanta Braves Jimmy Cefalo (Penn State,
List of Phi Gamma Delta members
List_of_Phi_Gamma_Delta_members
footballer (PSV Eindhoven, 1. FC Nürnberg, Grasshopper Zürich), heart attack. Skip Caray, 68, American broadcaster for baseball (Atlanta Braves) and basketball
Deaths_in_August_2008
Elections to the Baseball Hall of Fame
in September 2011 at the Hall's Facebook page. Committee selections: Skip Caray René Cárdenas Ken Coleman Bill King Tim McCarver Graham McNamee Eric Nadel
2012 Baseball Hall of Fame balloting
2012_Baseball_Hall_of_Fame_balloting
Olympic Games from Sydney. In Costas' place was Atlanta Braves announcer Skip Caray, who teamed with Joe Morgan and Bob Wischusen before Costas' return for
History of Major League Baseball on NBC
History_of_Major_League_Baseball_on_NBC
Exhibition basketball game
(All-Star Saturday) Announcers Dick Stockton and Billy Cunningham Bob Neal, Skip Caray, Rick Barry and Steve Jones (All-Star Saturday) NBA All-Star Game < 1987
1988_NBA_All-Star_Game
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