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“Emmanuel is a budding star. His talent is off the charts and met with equal humility, work ethic, and kindness. He has all the makings to be the future voice of a major network. I can’t wait to see his journey unfold.”
-Ryan Ruocco, ESPN & YES Network

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"I’ve followed Emmanuel’s career since his time at Fordham. Beyond his natural talent, he is incredibly dedicated to the craft, and his love for the game of basketball and other sports he’s covered shines through in his broadcasts. His play-by-play is simply terrific."

-Ed Cohen, New York Knicks Radio Play-By-Play

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"Emmanuel squeezes every ounce out of the constructive criticism he receives and applies it back into his work. Many of us try to do this, but Emmanuel’s determination to reach the highest level of broadcast quality is truly an outlier characteristic, and one that will make a decision-maker’s job easy. I recommend him most highly."

-Justin Shackil, New York Yankees



An award-winning radio and television sportscaster, Emmanuel Berbari hosts select New York Yankees postgame shows, talk shows and anchors updates on WFAN in New York City, where he's worked in a variety of capacities since 2018. 

In 2021, Emmanuel joined Siena College as the "Voice of the Saints," becoming the youngest full-time Division 1 play-by-play announcer in the country. He has also called play-by-play for the Hudson Valley Renegades (New York Yankees High-A affiliate). 

Emmanuel's play-by-play career includes experience with the Chatham Anglers in the Cape Cod Baseball League, the Atlantic 10 and Big East on ESPN's digital platforms. In 2019, he covered the Yankees as a full-season credentialed beat reporter and worked behind the scenes at Westwood One Sports and SportsNet New York (SNY).

A proud Fordham and WFUV alum, Emmanuel served as Sports Manager at the university's 50,000-watt NPR affiliate, where he was the lead play-by-play announcer for Fordham Athletics — earning recognition as the first three-time recipient of the Marty Glickman Award for Excellence in Play-By-Play.

Emmanuel was honored to receive five awards from the New York State Broadcasters Association and Associated Press, and was twice named an All-American as part of STAA's Jim Nantz Award. 

 
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