Toronto Blue Jays broadcaster Dan Shulman announces life changing update

Following the Toronto Blue Jays 8-6 win and sweep of the San Francisco Giants beloved Sportsnet broadcaster Dan Shulman announced that he is now a grandfather.

Shulman didn't give any other particulars other than it's a baby boy, he is probably too busy living in the moment right now.

Along with being one of the industry's best at articulating the nuances of baseball, he's also a multi-sport talent, as he headlines one of ESPN's marquee college basketball broadcast teams in the offseason.

Shulman grew up in Toronto, watched his first game at Exhibition Stadium, broadcast his first game with the Blue Jays and badly wants to be behind the mic when the Blue Jays win their first World Series title since 1993.

While TV broadcasters for the 29 other Major League teams no longer can broadcast during the postseason, Sportsnet has the rights to do its own playoff broadcasts, meaning Shulman can stay with the Blue Jays through the final out.

There would be no greater satisfaction for Shulman, of course, than seeing the Blue Jays return to the top of the baseball world.

He saw the Blue Jays' inaugural game on April 7, 1977, at the old Exhibition Stadium.

He was at the SkyDome when they won their first World Series in 1992, and again in 1993, too, with Shulman as the pre- and postgame host on the Blue Jays Radio Network.

This is his 10th season being back with the Blue Jays, and every game he's on is a treat.