Dan Hasty announces final season as voice of West Michigan Whitecaps
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 7:05 PM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

Dan Hasty, the lead broadcaster for the West Michigan Whitecaps since 2015, announced his departure after this season. Hasty shared his decision on social media on August 26, stating that his tenure started as a dream and is concluding as a fulfilled dream. Throughout his career with the Whitecaps, he called several championships and became the first broadcaster to fill in for Detroit Tigers games. Hasty plans to continue his broadcasting roles with Detroit Mercy men's basketball and Grand Rapids Gold basketball, among others. He expressed gratitude towards his broadcast partner and the community during his announcement.
- •Hasty joined the Whitecaps as lead broadcaster in 2015.
- •He has called multiple championships for the team.
- •Hasty has won several broadcasting awards, including Midwest League broadcaster of the year in 2017.
- •He plans to announce his future plans in the coming weeks.
- •Hasty will remain in broadcasting roles with Detroit Mercy and Grand Rapids teams.
- 7:05 PMYahoo Sports — Popular voice of West Michigan Whitecaps says this season will be last
"Dan Hasty became lead broadcaster of the West Michigan Whitecaps in 2015 and along the way became the first Whitecaps broadcaster to do Tigers games.
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