FOX officially announced the hiring of Adam Amin on Tuesday. In the press release, the network made it clear that they are going to keep their newest addition busy year-round.
Amin will make his FOX debut Saturday calling the Milwaukee Brewers’ visit to Chicago to take on the Cubs. He will be partnered with Eric Karros.
Baseball isn’t the extent of FOX’s plans for Amin. He will also call NFL games and college basketball for FOX. He will have an NBA home away from FOX. Amin will serve as the play-by-play man for Chicago Bulls broadcasts on NBC Sports Chicago.
“With his authenticity and versatility, he has already proven at this stage to be a top play-by-play announcer in the business and is among the next generation’s leading voices,” FOX Sports’s Executive Producer and Executive Vice President and Head of Production and Operations Brad Zager said of Amin in a press release. “Adam is a great fit for our network, and we’re thrilled to have him on the team.”
A full-slate is nothing new for Amin. Prior to joining FOX, he spent nine years with ESPN. During that time, he called college football, the NFL, Major League Baseball, the NBA, men’s and women’s college basketball, including the Women’s Final Four twice, the Women’s College World Series, and the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest.
He should do college football (If they have College Football) Not NFL. Fox has the best voices on College not NFL Davis, Brando and Johnson should all be doing NFL not college