gamecast

[ geym-kast, -kahst ]

noun

, Radio and Television.

1. the broadcast of a team sport game.

Word History and Origins

Origin of gamecast¹

game ¹ + (broad)cast

Example Sentences

The play-by-play was according to MLB.com’s Gamecast.

From Fox News

Major League Baseball has long relied on regional sports networks to provide a robust gamecast.

From New York Times

They pulled up MLB Gamecast on their iPad, just in time for the last few innings, and asked a flight attendant for two glasses of champagne.

From Washington Post

Look at whatever presentation you want — Fox’s broadcast or MLB.com’s Gamecast or your naked eye.

From Washington Post

Patterson struck out Tebow looking on a pitch that appeared to be at the lower reach of the zone but still within it, according to Minor League Baseball’s Gamecast.

From Fox News