Dick Enberg was simply the best. He always made anything better when he called it.

His work as lead play by play announcer for the California Angels in the 70s just spectacular. Howard Cosell wrote in his book that Dick Enberg was the best ever play by play announcer in baseball and football.

A Class Act......Mr. Enberg reminded me so much of my own late Father.....They sounded the same.....They BOTH kept their manners with them when dealing with everyday things and people. I will forever smile when I hear of think of "Oh My"!!

Mr. Enberg was always a breath of fresh air

We were lucky to have him in San Diego. The Golden Age of broadcasting is all but gone.

He is angel baseball

Was sad to hear this..legend with a capital L..."Oh my!!"..((

still remember his call of ernest byner fumble in the 87 playoff game. it gives me chills

Dick Enberg was a great broadcaster. He let the game be the focus. He seemed to have no ego and was more than willing to let his co-host/analyst be the center of attention. Mr. Enberg and Merlin Olsen were the best football announcers, in my opinion. No schtick to their broadcast. Just great play calling and analysis.

RIP Dick. He was definitely the greatest. No denying it

The Elway years were the best. I always looked forward to hear him call the Broncos games.

Great commentary, Rich. Enberg doesn't get the credit that he's due. He was interesting to listen to, but he did not make it about himself. Not, cute, not trite, not clichéd, smart, factual.

In my opinion enberg is best ever.

He also called the legendary UCLA-Notre Dame basketball game (1974) in which Notre Dame halted the Bruins' 88-game losing streak. He also found time to host "Baffle," the NBC game show that replaced "Concentration."

Barry Sanders....the only Lions have had to cheer about in the last 70 years

Sadly it was a cocaine overdose. Oh my