It both seems like and also actually was just last week that the present author announced his intentions of revisiting the broadcaster rankings which appeared on this site roughly four years ago. The purpose of those rankings? To place a “grade” on each of the league’s television and radio broadcast teams — a grade intended to represent not necessarily the objective quality or skill of the relevant announcers, but rather the appeal those announcers might have to the readers of this site. By way of MLB.TV feeds, the typical major-league telecast offers four distinct audio feeds — which is to say, the radio and television commentary both for the home and road clubs. The idea of these broadcast rankings was to give readers an opportunity to make an informed decision about how to consume a telecast.

The results of that original exercise have been useful as a complement to the dumb NERD scores published by the author in these pages. Four years later, however, those results have become much less useful. In the meantime, a number of the broadcast teams cited in that original effort have changed personnel. It’s possible that the tastes of this site’s readers have changed, also.

Last week’s post represented the first step towards a new set of broadcaster rankings — namely, to assemble an actual list of all baseball’s main television broadcast teams. The current post is the natural complement: an attempt to identify all the relevant members of baseball’s radio broadcasts. The information here is taken from a combination of Wikipedia and MLB.com, but would benefit from readers who possess a more intimate knowledge of how each club’s broadcasts are executed.

Again, the idea is to identify the broadcasters most frequently found in each team’s booth in 2016. While many clubs have occasional color commentators and guest announcers, isolating the most regular contributors will make this process more efficient, if perhaps slightly less nuanced.

Below is the preliminary list. Teams marked with a “(?)” are the ones about which I’m least sure.

Arizona: Greg Schulte, Tom Candiotti

Atlanta: Jim Powell, Don Sutton

Baltimore: Joe Angel, Jim Hunter

Boston: Joe Castiglione, Tim Neverett

Chicago (AL): Ed Farmer, Darrin Jackson

Chicago (NL): Pat Hughes, Ron Coomer (?)

Cincinnati: Marty Brennaman, Jeff Brantley

Cleveland: Tom Hamilton, Jim Rosenhaus

Colorado: Jack Corrigan, Jerry Schemmel

Detroit: Dan Dickerson, Jim Price

Houston: Robert Ford, Steve Sparks

Kansas City: Denny Matthews (?)

Los Angeles (AL): Terry Smith, Mark Langston

Los Angeles (NL): Charley Steiner, Rick Monday

Miami: Dave Van Horne, Glenn Geffner

Milwaukee: Bob Uecker, Jeff Levering

Minnesota: Cory Provus, Dan Gladden

New York (AL): John Sterling, Suzyn Waldman

New York (NL): Howie Rose, Josh Lewin

Oakland: Ken Korach, Vince Cotroneo

Philadelphia: Scott Franzke, Larry Andersen

Pittsburgh: Basically same as TV crew

St. Louis: Mike Shannon, John Rooney

San Diego: Ted Leitner, Jesse Agler

San Francisco: Jon Miller, Dave Flemming

Seattle: Rick Rizzs, Aaron Goldsmith

Tampa Bay: Andy Freed, Dave Wills

Texas: Eric Nadel, Matt Hicks

Toronto: Jerry Howarth, Joe Siddall

Washington: Charlie Slowes, Dave Jageler