​Baseball is always more fun when the right person is behind the microphone. The best announcers do more than describe what’s happening on the field. They help fans understand the game, share great stories and know exactly when to step back and let a big moment speak for itself.Fans can watch baseball in many different ways, from local TV broadcasts and national networks to radio and streaming services. No matter where the game is shown, a great announcer can make even an ordinary matchup feel worth watching. Their voice, knowledge and chemistry with the rest of the broadcast team often become part of the experience.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementMORE: Ranking MLB teams by most miles flown in 2026Some of today’s top announcers have been calling games for decades, while others have quickly made a name for themselves with their fresh style and sharp play-by-play. Whether they’re working a regular-season game or the World Series, they bring something special every time they step into the booth.Here are the nine best baseball announcers in the game today.Even after spending decades in the broadcast booth, Jon Miller remains one of baseball’s most beloved announcers. The recipient of the Ford C. Frick Award for broadcasting excellence from the National Baseball Hall of Fame still calls San Francisco Giants games with the same passion, sharp insight and smooth delivery that made him a fan favorite for years.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementMiller’s calm voice, natural storytelling and deep knowledge of baseball help make every game enjoyable to hear. His chemistry with Dave Flemming has also been a big reason the Giants’ radio broadcasts are so popular.Don Orsillo has become one of the most entertaining announcers in baseball. His broadcasts with Mark Grant are filled with laughs, but they never lose sight of the game. That balance has made Padres games enjoyable even for fans who don’t support San Diego.Orsillo, who spent 15 seasons announcing Boston Red Sox games before heading west, knows exactly when to joke around and when to let a big moment speak for itself. He calls exciting plays with real emotion and explains the game simply. His fun personality and strong baseball knowledge have made him one of MLB’s most popular local broadcasters. Orsillo also contributes to national baseball broadcasts on Fox, Fox Sports 1 and TBS.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementDave Flemming has quietly built one of the strongest careers in baseball broadcasting. He has been a key part of the Giants’ booth since 2004 and has earned a growing national audience. In 2026, NBC Sports gave him an even bigger opportunity by making him the play-by-play voice for “MLB Sunday Leadoff,” a series of Sunday afternoon games that stream on Peacock with occasional simulcasts on NBC and NBC Sports Network.Flemming is excellent on both radio and television because he knows how to adjust his style for each format. He describes the action clearly,