Since 1993, Karl Ravech has been a part of ESPN, and he is currently the voice of Sunday Night Baseball. Calling baseball games and serving as an analyst for the sport is his specialty.

Barkley was a guest on ESPN’s broadcast of Wednesday’s Auburn-Ole Miss game, and was asked by announcer Karl Ravech for his thoughts on where the college game is going. Ravech seemed to be ...

Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson had an in-game interview during a spring training game Wednesday, but he didn't get many words in. That's because he watched his pitcher, Jesús Luzardo ...

Returning for their fourth season together on Sunday night broadcasts are play-by-play man Karl Ravech and analysts David Cone and Eduardo Pérez. For the fourth straight year, TBS will air select ...

Missouri’s game against Drake will air live on TruTV. Karl Ravech will be the play-by-play announcer for the game, Steve Smith and Debbie Antonelli will be the on-air analysts, and AJ Ross will ...

Charles Barkley thinks college basketball has a major NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) problem, believing the model isn’t sustainable. With Barkley visiting his alma mater for Auburn’s men’s ...

"We'll have to behave a little bit more than we do on the couch on a Sunday watching soccer." ...

The SEC Network will televise Missouri and Mississippi State’s game on Thursday. Karl Ravech will be the play-by-play announcer for the game, Jimmy Dykes will be the on-air analyst and Molly ...

Seemingly on a bus, you can hear ESPN’s Karl Ravech go “Fires!” before Mashack hits the shot and wins Tennessee the game.

The basketball hall of famer joined Karl Ravech and Jimmy Dykes during Auburn’s game against Ole Miss on Wednesday, and shared that while he’d been to the Buc-ee’s parking lot in his ...

Missouri in the SEC Tournament will broadcast nationally on SEC Network. Karl Ravech and Jimmy Dykes will call the game courtside, with Molly McGrath reporting from the sidelines at Bridgestone ...