Hall of Fame sportscaster Bob Wolff, considered one of the most iconic and decorated play-by-play men in history, died Saturday at his home in New York.
He was 96.
Rick Wolff, Bob's son, confirmed the sportscaster died "peacefully" to CBS News. Wolff is the only broadcaster in history to do play-by-play for the World Series, NBA Finals, Stanley Cup Final and NFL championship game (now Super Bowl).
"Bob Wolff's iconic, Hall-of-Fame broadcasting career was matched by his class and character," the New York Yankees said in a statement. "Beyond his lifetime of professional accomplishments, he was a man of great grace and dignity, serving his country with honor, and proudly calling New York home.