Into deep left center … for Mitchell … annnnd we'll see ya … tomorrow night!

Good afternoon... My name is Lucy... I'm going to be your right-fielder... Our special today is a misjudged fly-ball. We also have a nice bobbled ground ball and an exellent late throw to the infield... I'll be back in a moment to take your order.

Freese hits it in the air to center. We will see you tomorrow night!

Into left-center field and deep, THIS IS A TIE BALLGAME!

"High (drive/fly ball) into (left/center/etc.) field, and deep. Back goes (fielder's name), a-way back, it's gone!" (Or "… to the [warning] track, to the [fence/wall], gone!")

Orta, leading off, swings and hits it to the right side, and the pitcher has to cover he is ... SAFE! SAFE! SAFE! And we'll have an argument! Sparky, I think he was out!

He always threw to the right base. We say that about most outfielders. Ruth always threw to the right base. DiMaggio always threw to the right base. The others maybe did, maybe didn’t. Mays most of the time threw to the right base, but Ruth always threw to the right base.

To hit in, it's okay; for power, it's not. If you get a line drive in this park, you're in good shape. It's best to hit to right field in this park because of the wall. He explained that balls bounding off and around the right field wall produce more extra base hits. He also said that he doesn't try for the home run. If I tried hard, I might hit 20 to 25 homers a year. But if you hit for a high average, you will help the ball club more.

The Braves have been digging in on us all year. They're taking toeholds on our pitchers. Somebody is going down tonight if I have to come in from right field and do it myself.

Puig right field! Here comes foreside! Throw by Reddick! He is... not in time! TIE GAME!

Hard hit into right. Back at the wall... TIE GAME!

If you pitch me inside, I'll hit the ball to McKeesport.

Wilson towards the end zone. It is Kearse! Seattle's going to the Super Bowl! Jermaine Kearse!

I like to see Maury in Pittsburgh uniform much better than watching him steal bases when I stand helpless in right field.