"Yankee baseball will be broadcast for the 54th consecutive season in 1992. WPIX-TV (Channel 11) will be the New York City television outlet for the 42nd straight season, while WABC Radio (770 AM) is leading the Yanks' radio network as the flagship station for the 12th straight year. A network covering 12 states also participates in the Yankees' TV and radio coverage. Director/Producer John Moore begins his 13th season with WPIX, and WABC Engineer/Producer Brian Fergenson begins his 12th season in the booth.
The Madison Square Garden Network is beginning its fourth season as the Yankees' cable television outlet in the tri-state area, and Yankee games will also be broadcast in Spanish to Latin America for the 23rd straight season.
These comprehensive broadcast outlets insure that Yankee baseball will be one of the most widely available sports events in the country."
-1992 New York Yankees Information Guide
PHIL RIZZUTO (WPIX)
"The one and only Scooter, the greatest shortstop in Yankee history, is in his 36th year of giving viewers the inside word on the Bronx Bombers. Phil's outgoing personality and lively banter have spiced up the Yankees' broadcasts on WPIX since he started the job after ending his brilliant career on the playing field. He never rests while at work and that dedication shows during broadcasts.
Simply put, the Scooter on the air means fun for the fans."
-The New York Yankees Official 1992 Yearbook
"Rizzuto, the greatest shortstop in Yankee history, begins his 52nd year of affiliation with the New York Yankees, and 36th as a broadcaster. The 1950 American League MVP moved into the broadcast booth immediately following his playing career (1941-56) in 1957."
-1992 New York Yankees Information Guide
BOBBY MURCER (WPIX)
"Murcer, a former star outfielder with the Yankees, returns for his fourth season and second consecutive as a Yankee broadcaster on WPIX.
After finishing his playing career in 1983, Murcer started working in the broadcast booth and has found much success. Yankee fans are always excited to see this familiar face talking Yankee baseball."
-The New York Yankees Official 1992 Yearbook
"Murcer, a former star outfielder for the Yankees, returns for his fourth season, and second consecutive, as a Yankee broadcaster."
-1992 New York Yankees Information Guide
TOM SEAVER (WPIX)
"One of New York's greatest sports heroes, Tom Seaver returns for his fourth year as a Yankees broadcaster for WPIX. He has broadcast four World Series and five League Championship Series for network television.
Seaver collected 311 career wins, won the Cy Young Award three times in his 20-year career and is a 1992 inductee into the Baseball Hall of Fame."
-The New York Yankees Official 1992 Yearbook
"Seaver's broadcast career started in 1975 when he did work for Channel 2 in New York. He also worked the postseason for ABC and NBC from 1976-82 and for CBS Radio. He returns for his fourth season in the Yankee booth.
The 311-game winner is a three-time Cy Young Award winner and a 1992 inductee into the Baseball Hall of Fame."
-1992 New York Yankees Information Guide
DEWAYNE STAATS (MSG)
"Known as one of the best play-by-play announcers in the business, DeWayne Staats in now in his third season broadcasting Yankees games for Madison Square Garden Network.
Staats served as play-by-play announcer for the Chicago Cubs on WGN-TV and radio from 1985-89. He also performed the same duties for the Houston Astros for eight seasons prior to joining the Cubs."
-The New York Yankees Official 1992 Yearbook
"Staats returns for his third season on MSG. He served as the play-by-play announcer for the Chicago Cubs on WGN-TV and radio from 1985-89. He also handled play-by-play duties for the Houston Astros for eight seasons prior to joining the Cubs."
-1992 New York Yankees Information Guide
TONY KUBEK (MSG)
"Returning for his third year in the Madison Square Garden Network booth is Tony Kubek, one of the most respected voices in baseball. The former Yankee shortstop, who played in six World Series, previously spent 24 years with NBC Sports as an analyst for the Baseball Game of the Week and 13 seasons as a television broadcaster for the Toronto Blue Jays.
Tony's insightful coverage of the Yankees has made a lasting impression with the team's fans."
-The New York Yankees Official 1992 Yearbook
"Kubek, the longtime analyst for NBC Sports' Baseball Game of the Week and one of the most respected voices in baseball, also returns for his third campaign with the Yankees. He spent 24 years in the NBC booth, working with Curt Gowdy, Joe Garagiola and Jim Simpson. He also spent 13 seasons as a television broadcaster for Toronto Blue Jays baseball.
Kubek was a popular Yankee shortstop for the duration of his career (1957-65), going to six World Series along the way."
-1992 New York Yankees Information Guide
