Dedicated to the radio announcers who bring the game to life.
We built the prototype, but life got in the way for now. Hopefully we'll be able to try again.
Look forward to listening in to a few of her calls.
Kate Scott is set to become the first woman to call a Warriors’ game on the team’s flagship radio station https://t.co/2fwTJJP2WH
Never forget sitting in the car with my Dad in a snowy Acme parking lot listening to the Cavs play the Jazz on a late December afternoon- Craig Ehlo hit the game winning 3 & Joe Tait belted out “Yes Virginia there is a Santa Claus... and he comes from Lubbock, Texas.” #RIPJoeTait
Listen to #AZCardinals radio broadcast team @DavePasch and @wolf987FM go absolutely crazy witnessing Kyler Murray's unbelievable last-second Hail Mary touchdown throw to DeAndre Hopkins to topple the Bills, 32-30.
2020 will be Bob Uecker's 50th season calling Milwaukee Brewers games on the radio and despite being higher risk for COVID-19, he'll call home games this year https://t.co/g4xOUKPvhO
@The_ItAlien@CNN@CNNStyle Maybe I'm confused...but shouldn't
"between the end of the 4th and beginning of the 3rd centuries BC"
be between 4th and 3rd Millenium BC?
As you might've seen last week, I made a diagram with 24/26 letters of the alphabet represented on @MiLB hats. A ton of helpful people, including several faithful readers of @UniWatch, chimed in on the missing letters, and we've now got 26/26! See thread for the breakdown.
Legendary @Reds broadcaster and 2000 Ford C. Frick Award winner Marty Brennaman will retire following the 2019 season after 46 years with Cincinnati. Congratulations on a fantastic career Marty! Photo: Milo Stewart Jr.
Lots of #Reds fans will be turning down the TV volume this season — even if the radio and TV broadcasts are out of sync: Cincinnati Reds broadcaster Marty Brennaman announces retirement. https://t.co/XCzzfoArfd