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North American Soccer League broadcasters

Local broadcasters

Team	Television station	Television announcers
Atlanta Chiefs (1979)	WTBS^[1]	Bob Neal^[2] and Terry Hanson
California Surf	KHJ-TV^[3]	Gil Stratton and Dick Calvert
Chicago Sting	SportsVision^[4] WGN-TV	Roy Leonard^[5], Howard Balson^[6]^[7], and Ken Stern^[8]
Detroit Express	WKBD-TV^[9]	Jim Forney and Jimmy Hill
Edmonton Drillers	CFRN-DT^[10]	Al McCann, Brian Rice, Randy Hahn^[11], and Vic Rauter
Houston Hurricane		Mario Machado and Hans von Mende
Jacksonville Tea Men		Frank Timoney and Arthur Smith
Los Angeles Aztecs	KNXT ONTV	Gil Stratton^[12] and Norm Jackson Tom Kelly^[13] and Dan Avey
Los Angeles Wolves	KTLA	Chick Hearn^[14]^[15]
Minnesota Kicks	KSTP-TV WCCO-TV	Bob Bruce, Rod Trongard, and Trevor Iseman
Montreal Manic	TVA	Claudine Douville, Pierre Donais, Francis Millien, and Michel Champagne
New York Cosmos	WNET WOR-TV^[16]^[17] Trans World International	Crane Davis and Kyle Rote Jr. Jim Karvellas^[18]^[19], Seamus Malin^[20], Lee Arthur, and Werner Roth Tom Kelly and Clive Toye
Oakland Stompers		Art Eckman^[21] and Jack Hyde
Philadelphia Atoms		Gene Hart^[22] and Walter Chyzowych
Philadelphia Fury	WPHL-TV^[23]	Al Meltzer^[24] and Walter Chyzowych
Rochester Lancers	WOKR-TV	Jack Palvino, Ron DeFrance^[25], Chuck Schiano, and Tom Pipines
San Diego Sockers	KUSI-TV^[26]	Randy Hahn^[27] and Alan Mayer
San Jose Earthquakes	Gill Cable^[28]	Bob Ray^[29], Hal Ramey^[30], Dave Chaplik, Jon Miller^[31], and Pat Hughes
Seattle Sounders	KCTS-TV	Bob Robertson^[32]^[33], Steve Fimmel, Cliff McCrath, Simon Ostler, and Keith Dysart
Tampa Bay Rowdies		Bob Wolff^[34] and Tom Keene‎
Team America	WATV-LD	Bob Carpenter^[35], Gordon Bradley, and Mike Lange
Tulsa Roughnecks	KTUL	Chris Lincoln^[36], Bob Carpenter^[37]^[38], Gordon Bradley, and Al Miller
Washington Diplomats		Jon Miller, Don Earle^[39], and Terry Hanson
Washington Diplomats (1981)		Jim Forney and Jimmy Hill

National broadcasters

Network	Television announcers
ABC	Jim McKay, Paul Gardner, and Verne Lundquist
ESPN	Sam Rosen and Seamus Malin
Mizlou	Howard David, Jim Karvellas, and Bob McNulty
USA	Spencer Ross and Werner Roth

^ "1979-1981 Atlanta Chiefs". Fun While It Lasted. May 12, 2013.
^ Longshore, Jason (July 13, 2015). "This Week in Atlanta Soccer History, July 13-19". Dirty South Soccer.
^ Oberjuerge, Paul (July 30, 1978). "San Bernardino Sun, 30 July 1978". The Sun-Telegram.
^ Zminda, Don. The Legendary Harry Caray: Baseball's Greatest Salesman. p. 170.
^ Rivera, Guillermo (June 27, 2011). "Have Your Say : This Day in 1981". Chicago Fire Confidential.
^ Conklin, Mike (June 30, 1985). "SUMMER WITHOUT SOCCER". Chicago Tribune.
^ Leptich, John (September 7, 1988). "CITY`S NEW SOCCER TEAM TO RELY ON OLD STING". Chicago Tribune.
^ Maurer, Pablo. "How the largest American soccer film archive came to live in a guestroom in Austin, Texas".
^ O'Connor, Larry (July 12, 2019). "Four decades later, Detroit Express chugs along in professional soccer lore". The Detroit News.
^ "NASL 1980 Edmonton Drillers Pocket Soccer Schedule - CFRN Television". ebay.com.
^ "EPISODE #125: San Jose Sharks Broadcaster Randy Hahn". GOOD SEATS STILL AVAILABLE. August 11, 2019.
^ "KICK MAGAZINE MAY 22ND 1977". SportsHistoryCollectibles.com. May 22, 1977.
^ Leovy, Jill (June 27, 2016). "Tom Kelly dies at 88; broadcast USC football and basketball games for decades". Los Angeles Times.
^ Smith, Zach (May 11, 2016). "2016 Meet the Underdogs: UPSL's LA Wolves rose from ashes, set to make US Open Cup debut". TheCup.us.
^ Alexander, Jim (August 17, 2018). "Alexander: Dodgers front office is taking the heat for bullpen failures". The Press-Enterprise.
^ McMillan, Ken (March 31, 2017). "New York Cosmos TV, web schedule". HudsonValley.com.
^ The Soccer Diaries: An American's Thirty-Year Pursuit of the International Game. p. 22.
^ "OBITUARY: Cosmos broadcaster Jim Karvellas". Soccer America. January 4, 2007.
^ Crossley, Drew (June 25, 2018). "1972-1973 Baltimore Bays". FUN WHILE IT LASTED.
^ "Seamus Malin - NASL50th!". NASL 50th Anniversary.
^ "ART ECKMAN". Edward R. Murrow College of Communication.
^ Farnsworth, Ed (August 23, 2013). "Champions! Atoms defeat Dallas Tornado 2-0 in NASL final". The Philly Soccer Page.
^ "1979 Tv ad PHILADELPHIA FURY WASHINGTON DIPLOMATS North American Soccer League". Pinterest.
^ Fitzpatrick, Frank (June 14, 2018). "Philadelphia sports broadcasting icon Al 'Big Al' Meltzer dies". The Philadelphia Inquirer.
^ Lewis, Michael (August 19, 2018). "GOODBYE, RON: DeFrance, Rochester TV announcer, dies". Front Row Soccer.
^ "1983 San Diego Sockers Soccer Schedule, NASL". eBay.
^ "SAN DIEGO SOCKERS 1982-83 MEDIA GUIDE". SportsHistoryCollectibles.com.
^ "Earthquakes history -- NASL style!, Part 2". Big Soccer. July 2, 2008.
^ "what happened to the NASL?". Big Soccer. November 27, 2005.
^ Ramey, Ted (March 3, 2017). "Ramey: San Jose Earthquakes had a troubled past and a bright future". KNBR.
^ Conley, Mark (March 25, 2010). "Momcilo 'Gabbo' Gavric, an original San Jose Earthquake, was a fighter until the end". The Mercury News.
^ Sounders, Frank M. (February 27, 2016). "Birth of a Seattle Broadcasting Legend". Sounder At Heart.
^ Sounders, Frank M. (February 6, 2016). "A First & Lasting Impression". Sounder At Heart. {{cite web}}: Text "Original Voice of Sounders Blazed a Broadcasting Path" ignored (help)
^ Wolff, Bob. Bob Wolff's Complete Guide to Sportscasting: How to Make It in Sportscasting ... p. 169.
^ "EPISODE #99: Sports Broadcaster Bob Carpenter". GOOD SEATS STILL AVAILABLE. February 10, 2019.
^ "Chris Lincoln". Oklahoma Sportscene.
^ "099: Sports Broadcaster Bob Carpenter". Good Seats Still Available.
^ "2012 – BOB CARPENTER". Rotary Club of Tulsa.
^ "EPISODE #14: Radio Personality Terry Hanson's Formative Years In NASL Soccer". GOOD SEATS STILL AVAILABLE. June 9, 2017.

[1] "1979-1981 Atlanta Chiefs". Fun While It Lasted. May 12, 2013.

[2] Longshore, Jason (July 13, 2015). "This Week in Atlanta Soccer History, July 13-19". Dirty South Soccer.

[3] Oberjuerge, Paul (July 30, 1978). "San Bernardino Sun, 30 July 1978". The Sun-Telegram.

[4] Zminda, Don. The Legendary Harry Caray: Baseball's Greatest Salesman. p. 170.

[5] Rivera, Guillermo (June 27, 2011). "Have Your Say : This Day in 1981". Chicago Fire Confidential.

[6] Conklin, Mike (June 30, 1985). "SUMMER WITHOUT SOCCER". Chicago Tribune.

[7] Leptich, John (September 7, 1988). "CITY`S NEW SOCCER TEAM TO RELY ON OLD STING". Chicago Tribune.

[8] Maurer, Pablo. "How the largest American soccer film archive came to live in a guestroom in Austin, Texas".

[9] O'Connor, Larry (July 12, 2019). "Four decades later, Detroit Express chugs along in professional soccer lore". The Detroit News.

[10] "NASL 1980 Edmonton Drillers Pocket Soccer Schedule - CFRN Television". ebay.com.

[11] "EPISODE #125: San Jose Sharks Broadcaster Randy Hahn". GOOD SEATS STILL AVAILABLE. August 11, 2019.

[12] "KICK MAGAZINE MAY 22ND 1977". SportsHistoryCollectibles.com. May 22, 1977.

[13] Leovy, Jill (June 27, 2016). "Tom Kelly dies at 88; broadcast USC football and basketball games for decades". Los Angeles Times.

[14] Smith, Zach (May 11, 2016). "2016 Meet the Underdogs: UPSL's LA Wolves rose from ashes, set to make US Open Cup debut". TheCup.us.

[15] Alexander, Jim (August 17, 2018). "Alexander: Dodgers front office is taking the heat for bullpen failures". The Press-Enterprise.

[16] McMillan, Ken (March 31, 2017). "New York Cosmos TV, web schedule". HudsonValley.com.

[17] The Soccer Diaries: An American's Thirty-Year Pursuit of the International Game. p. 22.

[18] "OBITUARY: Cosmos broadcaster Jim Karvellas". Soccer America. January 4, 2007.

[19] Crossley, Drew (June 25, 2018). "1972-1973 Baltimore Bays". FUN WHILE IT LASTED.

[20] "Seamus Malin - NASL50th!". NASL 50th Anniversary.

[21] "ART ECKMAN". Edward R. Murrow College of Communication.

[22] Farnsworth, Ed (August 23, 2013). "Champions! Atoms defeat Dallas Tornado 2-0 in NASL final". The Philly Soccer Page.

[23] "1979 Tv ad PHILADELPHIA FURY WASHINGTON DIPLOMATS North American Soccer League". Pinterest.

[24] Fitzpatrick, Frank (June 14, 2018). "Philadelphia sports broadcasting icon Al 'Big Al' Meltzer dies". The Philadelphia Inquirer.

[25] Lewis, Michael (August 19, 2018). "GOODBYE, RON: DeFrance, Rochester TV announcer, dies". Front Row Soccer.

[26] "1983 San Diego Sockers Soccer Schedule, NASL". eBay.

[27] "SAN DIEGO SOCKERS 1982-83 MEDIA GUIDE". SportsHistoryCollectibles.com.

[28] "Earthquakes history -- NASL style!, Part 2". Big Soccer. July 2, 2008.

[29] "what happened to the NASL?". Big Soccer. November 27, 2005.

[30] Ramey, Ted (March 3, 2017). "Ramey: San Jose Earthquakes had a troubled past and a bright future". KNBR.

[31] Conley, Mark (March 25, 2010). "Momcilo 'Gabbo' Gavric, an original San Jose Earthquake, was a fighter until the end". The Mercury News.

[32] Sounders, Frank M. (February 27, 2016). "Birth of a Seattle Broadcasting Legend". Sounder At Heart.

[33] Sounders, Frank M. (February 6, 2016). "A First & Lasting Impression". Sounder At Heart. {{cite web}}: Text "Original Voice of Sounders Blazed a Broadcasting Path" ignored (help)

[34] Wolff, Bob. Bob Wolff's Complete Guide to Sportscasting: How to Make It in Sportscasting ... p. 169.

[35] "EPISODE #99: Sports Broadcaster Bob Carpenter". GOOD SEATS STILL AVAILABLE. February 10, 2019.

[36] "Chris Lincoln". Oklahoma Sportscene.

[37] "099: Sports Broadcaster Bob Carpenter". Good Seats Still Available.

[38] "2012 – BOB CARPENTER". Rotary Club of Tulsa.

[39] "EPISODE #14: Radio Personality Terry Hanson's Formative Years In NASL Soccer". GOOD SEATS STILL AVAILABLE. June 9, 2017.

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