Tommy Hutton Retires After 28 Years | MLB News

Tommy Hutton, the legendary Marlins broadcaster whose voice has anchored Miami baseball for 28 years, is retiring — but not before a heartfelt farewell that celebrated his decades of passion, honesty, and love for the game. From his first radio call in 1982 to his iconic TV booth since 1997, Hutton became a trusted fixture, mentored by broadcasting giants like Vin Scully and Harry Caray. The Marlins honored him with a special “Tommy Hutton Day,” complete with granddaughters tossing ceremonial pitches in his 14 jersey and tribute videos highlighting his legacy. At 80, he’s ready for retirement — though admits the quiet may hit hardest next spring training — and while he’s stepping away from the mic, he hasn’t ruled out staying involved. Fans will miss his unmistakable blend of heart, humor, and insight — a true ambassador of the game who turned broadcasting into art.

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