Famous signature calls from retired baseball announcers

Other famous signature calls from retired announcers:
Announcer	Team	Signature call
Jack Buck	St. Louis	"That's a winner!" after Cardinals victories.
Jack Brickhouse	Chicago	"Hey hey!" after Cubs achievements, including home runs.
Harry Caray	Chicago	"Holy cow!" for memorable plays; "It might be, it could be, it is!" for home runs.
Phil Rizzuto	New York	"Holy cow!"
Red Barber	New York	"In the catbird seat" to indicate a player was doing well.
Ernie Harwell	Detroit	"Long gone!" on home runs.
Mel Allen	New York	"How about that?" as a general comment, and "Going, going, gone," for homers.
Russ Hodges	New York, San Francisco	"Bye-bye, baby!" for home runs.
Lon Simmons	San Francisco, Oakland	"You can tell it goodbye!" for home runs, an homage to Hodges.
Bob Prince	Pittsburgh	"You can kiss it goodbye!" or "Spread some chicken on the Hill! " for home runs.
Rosey Rowswell	Pittsburgh	"Open the window, Aunt Minnie, here it comes!" on home runs.
Arch McDonald	Washington	"There she goes, Mrs. Murphy!" on home runs.
Chuck Thompson	Baltimore	"Go to war, Miss Agnes," and "Ain't the beer cold?" when something good happened for the Orioles.
Dick Enberg	Anaheim	"Oh, my!" on great plays, and "Touch 'em all!" for home runs.