@Cardinals@Brewers@Cubs 5. @Pirates
Well, at least the Cubs showed some of the schedule. The Pirates hit the easy button. They placed a link to the website that goes through bitly first. Fans appreciate a full glance at the schedule instead of needing to scroll down.
Who has the best TV Broadcast Booth in the NL Central? ๐
We listened to nine innings of each โmainโ broadcast paring. Here are the official High Cheddar rankings!
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Who has the best TV Broadcast Booth in the NL Central? ๐
We listened to nine innings of each โmainโ broadcast paring. Here are the official High Cheddar rankings!
More details in the thread ๐งต
Who has the best TV Broadcast Booth in the NL Central? ๐
We listened to nine innings of each โmainโ broadcast paring. Here are the official High Cheddar rankings!
More details in the thread ๐งต
Pirates
Greg Brown calls a good game. He has a slower, soothing voice. Not super high energy, but hey, itโs the Pirates. I did not listen to Joe Block.
Bob Walk is fine. He seems to focus more on feelings than stats or facts. He didnโt seem overly prepared (which is ok).
Reds
Sadak has a booming voice. Heโs good, but it almost feels he may be better suited for radio or a faster-paced game.
Brantley elevates the broadcast, imo. He balances Sadak well. Conversational with sharp insights.
Larkin isnโt as sharp. Dead air at times. Surface-level.
WHIP for NL Central Closers
Daniel Palencia, .818 (CHC)
Emilio Pagan, .831 (CIN)
David Bednar, 1.20 (PIT)
Trevor Megill, 1.31 (MIL)
Ryan Helsley, 1.54 (STL)