Category: Profile
White Sox’ new radio voice Len Kasper talks about why he’s leaving the Cubs’ telecasts after 16 seasons
Len Kasper is moving from Cubs TV to White Sox radio. He spent 16 seasons […]
42 seasons in, Dickie V going strong despite no fans in the arena and broadcasting games from home
Forty-two seasons after starting at ESPN, the colorful, uber-enthusiastic broadcaster from Jersey is still […]
4th in a series; Announcers born 100 years ago: The Amazin’ Bill Mazer, a New York TV and radio fixture
Bill Mazer: November 2, 1920 – October 23, 2013 Fourth in a series of media […]
Longtime NY sports voice Spencer Ross shares his last conversation with Whitey Ford
For nearly 20 years I would speak to Whitey Ford just about every couple […]
Second in a series, media members born 100 years ago: Minneapolis icon Sid Hartman is still active today
SID HARTMAN (March 15, 1920 – October 18, 2020) Shortly after this article was posted, […]
Ted Leitner: One of a kind; Loved or hated, the longtime Padres’ voice is a legend in San Diego
By any measure, time in grade, irreverence, television visibility, number of games voiced, breadth […]
NBC’s Mary Carillo opens up; Popular on the tennis circuit, she brings smarts, wit and insight to the mic
In the world of sports, the word pioneer is thrown out to a point […]
Sports anchor Alan Cutler, raised on Long Island , became a legend in of all places, Kentucky!
Adolph Rupp may be the Baron of the Bluegrass – but Alan Cutler is […]
How the media remembers the Hall of Famer and broadcaster, Tom Seaver, so identified with the Mets
The media remembers Tom Seaver Last week, the sports world mourned the loss of Tom […]
First in a series: Recognizing 5 Voices born 100 years ago; Today – Buddy Blattner, MLB and NBA
Remberning: Buddy Blattner (February 8, 1920 – September 4, 2009) Buddy Blattner was a […]
NBC’s Dan Hicks is pumped to have the US Open back and also looks forward to the Tokyo Olympics
In June, golf was the first sport to return after the pandemic hit in […]