I would go out of my way to listen to Vin Scully call a Dodger game.
I grew up in Vancouver and we had, at the time, a AAA team, the "Mounties" in the PCL, who were in the Milwaukee, Baltimore and Oakland systems in the years when I was young. The announcer was Jim Robson who ended up becoming the long time announcer of the Vancouver Canucks.
The reason I raise it is that for road games of any significant difference Jim's call of the game was a reconstruction. He would be sitting in the studio of radio station CKWX in downtown Vancouver, receiving a ticker tape of events in Sacramento, Phoenix, Salt Lake etc. With every sound effect in the book on tape, he would call the game based on what the tape was telling him on the count, location of the hit, etc. etc. and it was incredible. I swear most people never knew he was reconstructing the game. Great voice for baseball as well, soothing like Vin Scully. They used to hold an annual open house when you could go down and watch Jim through the glass.
I am sure there must have been other announcers who were reconstructing games.