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Anatomy of an Analyst: Eduardo Perez
There is one thing that clearly stands out to me when hearing Perez on air. He loves the game of baseball. The energy he has when doing a game is unparalleled.
Chuck Swirsky Embodies ‘Always A Pleasure’
“I love working with Bill Wennington and each and every day I have the same enthusiasm of calling a Bulls game like I did as a five-year-old child calling games off a TV."
Baseball’s Winter Meetings Also Important Time For Broadcasters
Some would be broadcasters have likened the experience to ‘speed dating’, spending a little time to try and get to know a job and then on to the next. Don’t let the speed affect your ‘pitch’.
Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Brian Anderson
Anderson has a ‘relaxed enthusiasm’ about him. I know those are diametrically opposed words, but it’s true.
Behind The Scenes Of A Radio Postgame Show
After a game, you never know what you might get. It of course depends on the game itself.
Who Eventually Replaces Jim Nantz Calling The NFL and The Masters?
With Nantz stepping away from the “Big Dance”, I’m sure CBS is pondering its future announce teams in the NFL and on the Masters coverage as well.
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.
John Sterling Could Join the List of These All-Time Baseball Milestone Calls
I can’t say that I blame Sterling for coming back to the booth. Seems like he should be there and now he will to witness some possible history.
The Five Best NFL Broadcasters of All Time
Memorable without a scream or catchphrase. Less equaled more. That was Summerall in a nutshell.
The Five Best College Football Broadcasters of All-Time
Who were the best announcers to ever call college football? Which guys, when you hear them, think, wow, this is probably a big college football game?