Most people today would say Harry Carey, but before Harry there was Jack Brickhouse. Also, a legendary broadcaster whose signature call "Hey Hey" appears on the left field foul pole. The Cubs wore a patch with that phrase on it after he passed away in 1998. The same year Harry passed away. Some fans today might even say the Ron Santo is a legendary broadcaster for the Cubs. Granted his legacy is his play on the field and not in the booth, (although his call when Brant Brown dropped an easy fly ball in September 1998 is legendary) but he is definitely a Cubs legend like no other, except maybe Ernie Banks.
If you mean TV broadcaster, the answer is Jack Brickhouse, who did Cubs games on WGN from 1948 to 1981. If you mean PA announcer, it was Pat Pieper who announced at Wrigley Field from the Cubs' first year there in 1916 through 1974.
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Unless it's a local Chicago channel, they are not due to be on for a week.
Local TV stations usually have the exclusive rights to broadcast baseball games over other channels in a specific region. Example: WGN America is a national channel from Chicago that broadcasts Cubs games. The local channels for the teams the Cubs play against have the rights to broadcast the game in their respective regions, though, so in that area WGN would be blacked out.
Harry Christopher Carabina, better known as Harry Caray was an American broadcaster for baseball on radio and television for four different teams. He broadcast for the St Louis Cardinals, Oakland Athletics, Chicago Whitesox and Chicago Cubs. He became very well known in 1981 when we started broadcasting for the Chicago Cubs on cable superstation WGN-TV.
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Geovany Soto has: Played Himself - Texas Rangers Catcher in "Sunday Night Baseball" in 1990. Played Himself - Chicago Cubs Designated Hitter in "Sunday Night Baseball" in 1990. Played Himself - Chicago Cubs Pinch Hitter in "Sunday Night Baseball" in 1990. Played Himself - Chicago Cubs Catcher in "Sunday Night Baseball" in 1990. Played Himself - NL Starting Catcher, Chicago Cubs in "2008 MLB All-Star Game" in 2008. Played himself in "We Believe" in 2009.
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Anthony Rizzo is number 44 on the Chicago Cubs.
Cubs Sunday day games are usually carried on WGN and WGN America. All Sunday night MLB games are carried exclusively on ESPN or ESPN2.
The Chicago Cubs play in Chicago, Illinois at Wrigley Field.The Chicago Cubs play their home games at Wrigley Field located in Chicago, Illinois.