ESPN announcer Dave Flemming ends 16-year role with network

Play-by-play announcer Dave Flemming will no longer work at ESPN after calling Monday's Braves-Padres game. The network confirmed the departure, which follows 16 years of service that began in 2010 with college basketball broadcasts. Flemming later expanded his assignments to include Saturday college football on ABC and ESPN, golf majors, and MLB games across ESPN platforms.

He also contributed to Little League World Series coverage starting in 2013.

Additional broadcasting work Outside ESPN, Flemming serves as the radio voice for the San Francisco Giants on KNBR-AM and some television games. He has also filled in on Warriors radio broadcasts and called Stanford football for six years. During his Giants tenure, Flemming received three North California Emmys and was named the best of the new generation of baseball announcers by Sports Business Journal in 2008.

He has already called multiple contests, including last Sunday's Angels-A's game. It remains unclear whether Flemming will become a regular part of NBC's broadcasts. The network holds rights to college football, college basketball, and golf, all sports in which he has prior experience.