Jerry Howarth has been a radio broadcaster for the Toronto
Blue Jays of Major League Baseball since 1981.
After working for part of the 1981 season as a commentator, he joined Tom
Cheek as full time play-by-play man in 1982. Born in York,
Pennsylvania, Howarth grew up in San Francisco as an avid sports fan.
After graduating from the University of Santa Clara in 1968 and some
military service, Howarth began a career as a sportscaster over the course
of which he has broadcasted baseball, football and basketball. He lives in
Etobicoke, Ontario with his wife and has two sons.
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