Anatomy of a Broadcaster – Boog Sciambi
"While Sciambi excels at every sport he does, I think his voice best lends itself to baseball."
Anatomy of an Analyst – Grant Hill
"I mean, think about his credentials, he checks all the boxes. NCAA Champion and Hall of Fame NBA Player. Credibility was never an issue. Fitting in was the only challenge."
Anatomy of an Analyst: Doris Burke
"Doris Burke has an ease about her. A quiet confidence if you will."
Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Mark Jones
"My early memory of Jones is when he hosted the weekly NBA show, The NBA Today on ESPN. He would end the show by shooting an imaginary basketball and holding the pose of the follow through as the studio lights went down."
Anatomy of An Analyst: Troy Aikman
"While he may be controversial at times, he’s spot on with his criticisms of players, especially QBs."
Anatomy of An Analyst: Greg Olsen
"The fact that he’s raw and not that far removed from his playing days works in his favor."
Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Brian Anderson
Anderson has a ‘relaxed enthusiasm’ about him. I know those are diametrically opposed words, but it’s true.
Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Sean McDonough
McDonough is a big-time announcer. He has certainly carved out a niche for himself with a style that, to me, is all his own.
Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Kevin Burkhardt
He is always upbeat, but never over the top. No screaming, but his energy remains consistent and smooth throughout a broadcast.
Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Adam Amin
"Whether you are watching him on a national stage or locally, the enthusiasm he brings to the broadcast is incredible. Fun seems to surround his broadcasts, no matter who he is working with or what sport he’s calling."
