The Official 2026 Public Vote

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Explore the official candidates and cast your votes for the individuals you believe deserve a place in the United States Athletics Hall of Fame.

Joe Buck

  • Contest: The US Athletic Hall of Fame - Commentators 2026
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  • Sport(s): Football, Baseball & Golf
  • Statistics & Accolades: National Sports Media Hall of Fame
    Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame
    Ford C. Frick Award
    Pete Rozelle Radio-Television Award
    4x NSMA National Sportscaster of the Year
    8x Sports Emmy Winner
  • The son of legendary broadcaster Jack Buck, Joe Buck, carved his own path in the NFL and MLB, much like his father did.

    Buck cut his teeth in the booth with his dad, calling St. Louis Cardinals contests, but at age 25, he became the youngest man to call a full slate of NFL games for Fox. Two years later, he was the network’s lead MLB announcer and, at 27 (again the youngest), called the World Series.

    Buck’s relaxed calling style often can be misconstrued as a lack of interest, but his smooth way of calling the action and knowing the right time to lay out is praised in most circles. He again made history when he joined his father in winning the Ford C. Frick Award and Pete Rozelle Award.

    We are proud to nominate Joe Buck for the United States Athletic Hall of Fame.
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