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Baseball’s Best Calls of 2022
I went back to watch/listen to a few of those special things that have taken place so far in 2022
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.
A Great Catchphrase Can Make a Baseball Broadcast Iconic
Baseball has lent itself to some of the greatest ‘catchphrases’ to ever grace radio and television.
I Raise My Microphone to You, Vin Scully
Thank you for your graciousness and for the gift you bestowed upon all of us. I wish you a peaceful rest.
Don’t Be Afraid To Ask A Stupid Question
Know who it is you want to talk to and have a few questions in mind.
FOX Delivers A Masterclass With All-Star Game Production
FOX pulled out all the stops to make the broadcast look spectacular.
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."
Please Stop With the No Announcer Broadcast Shtick
"Perhaps the biggest issue I have is there’s nobody there to set the scene, or to build drama in key moments. Those big sequences in a game need a play-by-play announcer to let you know just how important this situation is to the game."
There’s Good Ways to Broadcast Bad Teams
How do broadcasters handle calling the dog days of a team that's playing poorly? Andy Masur asked a couple of announcers in that position.
There Is Only One Way to Fill-In For John Sterling: Be Yourself
With Sterling out of the booth for those games, opportunities to fill-in will present themselves to a few broadcasters. The opportunity is awesome, but so is the task of ‘sitting in’ for a legendary play-by-play announcer.