Sports Broadcasting Legend Dick Enberg Dies At 82 | NBC Nightly News

Enberg retired in October 2016 after a 60-year career - and countless calls of his famous catchphrase "Oh my!" He died at his home in La Jolla, a San Diego neighborhood.
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Sports Broadcasting Legend Dick Enberg Dies At 82 | NBC Nightly News

[@caringguy32]

One of the greatest, I think the greatest. His voice is what captured us, His personality captured us the most.

[@bobbygee561]

One of the best to ever do it!

[@bmoredeplorable5152]

He's upstairs now calling it with Merlin Olsen. Was there ever a classier duo in sports history?

[@jeffstrom389]

They'll never be anybody nearly as awesome as him at calling our favorite sports...... He made every game a special occurrence.

[@bbqking7410]

He's now reunited with Joe Garagiola and Merlin Olsen!!!

[@charlesmurphy3222]

Don't forget Al Mcguire!

[@michaellorin8701]

He was spot on and prepared ALL the time. Great person and talent!

[@johnmelnichuk4838]

Oh my!!!!!!!

[@tonyray1105]

Oh My

[@ajwhelan9013]

Why does everything this narrator say sound sarcastic

[@andrewauto6082]

There’s my uncle!!,

[@jimmyjohnn19]

Yep yep that’s why you said it

[@Dawityisrael]

A good pink pale guy indeed.

[@LTDANMAN44]

Oh My