Broadcasters[]
All of the Flames' radio and television broadcasts were simulcasts. The Flames' games were televised over-the-air on WTCG 17[1] and on the radio by WSB (AM). Jiggs McDonald[2][3] was the main play-by-play announcer with Skip Caray[4] substituting from 1976-80. Color commentators included Andy Still (1972-73), Bob Neal (1973-74), Ed Thilenius (1974-75; home and televised games only), Bernie Geoffrion (1975-79), and Bobby Harper[5] (1979–80; home games only). Pete Van Wieren[6] also did play-by-play for the Flames.
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- ↑ Turner, Burke, Ted, Bill. Call Me Ted. Grand Central Publishing.
- ↑ Astorian, Laura (May 26, 2011). Former Atlanta Flames Broadcaster Questions Winnipeg As A Market.
- ↑ Celebrating 50 Years of Jiggs McDonald behind the Mike.
- ↑ Herrmann, Mike (February 16, 2017). Harry Caray’s grandson, Josh, calls the games for Stony Brook.
- ↑ "Harper To Do Flames Games", The Atlanta Constitution, October 10, 1979, p. 42. Retrieved on June 29, 2018.
- ↑ Castiglione, Lyon, Joe, Douglas B.. Can You Believe It?: 30 Years of Insider Stories with the Boston Red Sox. Triumph Books, 126.