Anatomy Of a Broadcaster: Jim Nantz
"Nantz keeps up his high-level play-by-play, despite being one of the busiest guys in network television."
Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Al Michaels
"Michaels has an incredible knowledge of each game he covers. You can tell in some instances that he already has the grasp on a question he’ll ask an analyst during a game."
The Family Affairs Of Baseball Broadcasting
"There are several “family affairs” throughout baseball and some transcend just one sport. The common theme is, growing up with a dad that travels a lot leads to having to get to know him later in life."
Ernie Johnson Is Trying To Get From Point A to Point B to Point C
"I think the key is always to know your role, know your material, know how to prepare, and know that the show is not about you."
Fake Crowd Noise Isn’t The Innovation Broadcasting Needs
"If there are no fans in the stands, it will create a challenge for broadcasters, but I think the fake stuff will too. You’ll know it’s fake, so will your audience."