Fox
Unveils Baseball Schedule
World Champion Yankees To Appear Maximum Nine Times
By Randy
Williams
Fox unveiled its 1999
Major League Baseball schedule and the world champion New York Yankees
will be televised the maximum nine times.
The network's televised coverage kicks off Saturday June 5 with four interleague
games, including a visit by the Mets to Yankee Stadium. Also on
that date, Fox will show the Cubs at Cleveland, Anaheim at Los Angeles
and Oakland at San Francisco. The network's coverage is scheduled to conclude
Sept. 25.
The top announcing team at Fox, which televised the 1998 World Series,
is the duo of Joe Buck and Tim McCarver. Bob Brenly joined them in the
booth to cover the Yankees-Padres series.
For a complete listing of Fox's 1999 baseball coverage, go to the network's
web site, FoxSports.com, and click
on "Baseball."
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