List of Major Indoor Soccer League (1978–1992) broadcasters

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The Major Indoor Soccer League , known in its final two seasons as the Major Soccer League, was an indoor soccer league in the United States that played matches from fall 1978 to spring 1992.

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Local broadcasters

TeamTelevision stationTelevision announcers
Baltimore Blast WJZ-TV [1] Al Trautwig, [2] Lou Tilley, and Nick Zlatar
Buffalo Stallions [3] WUTV [4] Wayne Fuller, [5] [6] Fred Hartrick, and Nancy Drew
Chicago Sting SportsVision [7]
WPWR-TV [8] 		Chet Coppock, [9] Mark Simanton, Howard Balson, [10] and Dave Huson
Cincinnati Kids WLWT [11] [12] Tom Kelly and Bob Trumpy [13]
Cleveland Crunch SportsChannel Ohio [14] Steve French and Ty Keough
Cleveland Force WOIO
WUAB [15] 		Denny Schreiner, [16] Bill McDermott, [17] Nev Chandler, and Jack Corrigan [18]
Dallas Sidekicks HSE
KTXA 		Norm Hitzges, Mike Renshaw, [19] and Timm Matthews [20]
Denver Avalanche KWGN-TV [21] Jim Conrad, Kyle Rote Jr., and Michael Ditchfield [22]
Golden Bay Earthquakes KICU-TV Jon Miller [23] and John Shrader [24]
Kansas City Comets KCTV
American Cablevision [25] 		Don Fortune, [26] Jack Harry, [27] Kevin Wall, [28] [29] Clive Griffiths, [30] and Chuck Heinz [31]
Los Angeles Lazers KCAL-TV
Prime Ticket [32] 		Chick Hearn, Bob Miller, Joel Meyers, [33] and Bill MacDonald [34] [35]
Memphis Americans [36] WHBQ-TV Chris O'Donoghue [37]
New York Arrows [38] WPIX [39] [40]
WOR-TV [41]
MSG [42]
SportsChannel New York 		Terry Leiweke, [43] [44] [45] Kyle Rote Jr., [46] Spencer Ross, [47] Roy Messing, Steve Albert, Nick Zlatar, [48] and Bob Goldsholl [49]
New York Cosmos [50] SportsChannel New York Al Trautwig, [51] Bob Ley, [52] and Seamus Malin
New York Express [53] SportsChannel New York Steve Grad [54] and Seamus Malin
Philadelphia Fever WPHL-TV
PRISM 		Harry Kalas, [55] Rudy Getzinger, Andy Musser, and Walter Chyzowych [56]
Pittsburgh Spirit KDKA-TV [57]
CAC [58] 		John Sanders, [59] JP Dellacamera, [60] Terry Leiweke, [61] and Chris Wright [62] [63]
San Diego Sockers KUSI-TV [64]
KSWB-TV [65]
San Diego Cable Sports Network
Prime Ticket [66] [67] 		Randy Hahn, [68] [69] Alan Mayer, [70] Richard Saxton, [71] Bill MacDonald, [72] Don Ebert, [73] and Dick Calvert [74] [75] [76]
St. Louis Steamers KDNL-TV [77]
Sports Time [78] 		Bob Carpenter, [79] [80] [81] [82] [83] [84] Bob Kehoe, Bob Brunette, [85] John Sloan, [86] Joel Meyers, [87] [88] and Bill McDermott [89]
St. Louis Storm [90] KPLR-TV Rich Gould [91] and Ty Keough
Tacoma Stars KSTW
Prime Sports Northwest 		Bob Robertson, [92] [93] Jimmy McAlister, [94] and Scott Coleman [95]
Wichita Wings KSN [96]
KAKE-TV 		Mike Kennedy, Steve Shaad, Dave Phillips, [97] and Roy Turner [98]

Notes

National broadcasters

The MISL made inroads on national television in 1982–83. While the spring would see the end of the league's two-year deal with the USA Network, CBS would broadcast a playoff game live from Cleveland on May 7 that drew an estimated four million viewers. One game during the 1983–84 season was televised on CBS (Game 3 of the championship series [100] on June 2) as well.

1984–85 would be the final year the MISL would have games aired on network television, CBS broadcast Game 4 of the championship series live on May 25. [101]

For the 1985–86 season, there was a steady national TV contract for the first time since 1983, as ESPN would televise 15 regular-season games and assorted playoff games. [102]

Television networkTelevision announcers
CBS [103] [104] [105] Gary Bender, Kyle Rote Jr., Dick Stockton, John Tesh, and Al Trautwig [106]
ESPN [107] [108] JP Dellacamera, [109] [110] Ty Keough, Bob Kurtz, [111] Bob Ley, [112] Seamus Malin, Shep Messing, and Bob Carpenter [113]
Hughes [114] [115] Jim Karvellas and Kyle Rote Jr.
Score [116] [117] [118] [119] [120] JP Dellacamera and Ty Keough
SportsChannel America [121] [122] [123] JP Dellacamera [124] and Ty Keough [125]
USA [126] [127] [128] [129] [130] [131] [132] Al Trautwig [133] and Kyle Rote Jr. [134] [135]

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