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United States Chuck Morgan is a distinguished public address announcer and executive, recognized for his extensive career in professional baseball.
Longtime employee, serving as the club's public address announcer and overseeing all scoreboard and video production for home games, as well as the promotional schedule. He is the Executive Vice President, Ballpark Entertainment, Promotions and Production.
Served as the public address announcer for one season.
Was the first public address announcer for the minor league team from 1978 to 1980.
Served as the public address announcer for Major League Baseball video games for six years.
Worked as an announcer during his time in Nashville.
Appeared numerous times on the television show.
Chuck Morgan began his professional career in baseball as the public address (PA) announcer for the minor league Nashville Sounds from 1978 to 1980. During this period, he also held roles as a radio and television host in Nashville, even appearing on TV’s “Hee Haw” and serving as an announcer for the Grand Ole Opry. His early experiences in media and entertainment laid the groundwork for his distinctive announcing style. In 1982, his contributions to radio were recognized when he was named the Country Music Association’s Major Market Disc Jockey of the Year.
Morgan’s Major League Baseball career commenced on April 4, 1983, when he started as the PA announcer for the Texas Rangers at Arlington Stadium. This marked the beginning of an unbroken streak of consecutive games announced, a significant aspect of his career. He has worked for the Texas Rangers for 42 of the last 43 seasons, with a brief stint with the Kansas City Royals in 2002. His tenure with the Rangers spans three different ballparks in Arlington: Arlington Stadium (1983-94), Globe Life Park in Arlington (1994-2001; 2003-19), and Globe Life Field (2020-present).
Notably, Morgan reached his 3,000th consecutive regular season game announced on September 26, 2020. The microphone used for this milestone, and for the 2020 postseason games, including the first neutral site World Series held at Globe Life Field, was subsequently donated to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Beyond his announcing duties, Morgan holds the title of Executive Vice President, Ballpark Entertainment, Promotions, and Production for the Rangers, overseeing promotional schedules and in-game entertainment. His contributions to the fan experience have been recognized with inductions into the Information Display and Entertainment Association Hall of Fame in 2017 and the Texas Rangers Baseball Hall of Fame in 2021. He was also named the best public address announcer in MLB by The Sporting News in 2001 and 2003.
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