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The son of the legendary play-by-player, Jack Buck, Joe grew up in ballparks and made his full-time major league debut at 21, calling his dad’s team, the St. Louis Cardinals.

The son of Hall of Fame honoree Jack Buck will call the Opening Day game from Yankee Stadium for ESPN; he shared an amazing story about how proud his father was of his accomplishments in broadcasting.

The telecast was a tribute of sorts to Joe’s father, Jack Buck, and Chip’s grandfather, Harry Caray, who worked together in the St. Louis booth for 14 years (1954-68).