Tag: Anatomy of a Broadcaster
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Anatomy Of A Broadcaster: Michael Kay
"Kay isn’t afraid to call it like he sees it, even if that means blasting the Yankees, an individual player or the opposing team."
Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Mike Tirico
"There aren’t too many broadcasters than can be at the top of their game, either in the booth or in the studio. The worlds are so different. The preparation is different."
Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Mike Breen
"He must be good, because this July will be his record setting 16th NBA Finals broadcast. That’s more than both Marv Albert and Dick Stockton who did 9 NBA Finals apiece for NBC and CBS respectively."
Anatomy Of An Analyst: John McEnroe
Andy Masur looks at what makes John McEnroe one of the best broadcasters in tennis.
Anatomy Of a Broadcaster: Matt Vasgersian
"Did I mention he was a busy guy?"
Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Gus Johnson
"The man has a way with words when describing big plays during the course of a game."
Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Marv Albert
"His personality makes his broadcasts great."
Anatomy of A Broadcaster: Kevin Harlan
"Harlan has made some big calls in his career and has also gone viral for others. Why? Because he separates himself from other broadcasters with his personality and sense of humor."
Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Bob Costas
"David Letterman’s NBC show would have him on doing comedy bits, making him announce elevator races in 30 Rockefeller Plaza in his serious, network style. He really feels like those appearances helped break him in."
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."