List of Los Angeles Dodgers broadcasters

Current broadcasters

Vin Scully has been a constant presence in the Dodgers' broadcast booth since their move from Brooklyn. Scully joined the Dodgers in 1950, working with Red Barber, who had been calling Dodgers games since 1939. Ernie Harwell began his career with the Dodgers and later called Giants and Orioles games before he became the voice of the Detroit Tigers.

Jerry Doggett joined Scully for 31 seasons (1957 through 1987), succeeded by Don Drysdale in 1988, who was in turn succeeded by Rick Monday after Drysdale's death. Ross Porter, who was an announcer/anchor for NBC Sports and KNBC-TV, was with the Dodgers from 1977 through 2004. Former ESPN reporter/announcer and Yankees radio voice Charley Steiner succeeded Porter before the 2005 season. Jaime Jarrin has been the Dodgers' Spanish-language broadcaster since 1959.

Broadcast outlets

Since 2006, the over-the-air games have aired on KCAL-TV (Channel 9) after the two parties signed a multi-year, multi-million dollar deal in 2005, and will air 50 games per season. Since 1997, The cable television home of the Dodgers has been Fox Sports Net Prime Ticket (previously known as Fox Sports Net West 2). The previous over-the-air television homes for the Dodgers were KCOP-TV (Channel 13) from 2002-2005, KTLA-TV (Channel 5) from 1993-2001, and KTTV (Channel 11) from 1958-1992. In their New York days, WOR (Channel 9, now WWOR-TV) carried Dodgers games from 1951 until their move following the season of 1957.

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