The NFL’s best play-by-play man finally has a home game to cover.
In 32 consecutive years of calling the league’s No. 1 prime-time game, Al Michaels has never worked on a game in Los Angeles.
He will be in the booth Saturday night at the Coliseum when the Rams play host to Atlanta in a wild-card...
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