Category: Profile
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 […]
JP Dellacamera, U.S. Voice of Soccer; He’s done 15 World Cups in 34 years for ESPN, ABC, NBC or Fox
Think soccer, America and television and there’s one name that immediately comes to mind. […]
ESPN Radio’s Freddie Coleman, a 16 year network fixture, is the dean of nighttime national sports talk
You hop into the car after dark, the games are being played, and you […]
Sean McDonough is comfortable doing any sport; He showed his candidness doing the PGA
As sports play-by-play goes, we live in a safe age; safe from the perspective […]
NHL on NBC comes through again as the Caps beat the Bruins; Forslund and Milbury excel behind mic
From Alexander Ovechkin to David Pastrnak and from Evgeny Kuznetsov to Brad Marchand, the […]
Matt Lepay: Popular and longtime Voice of the Badgers is an Ohio State alum!; Does some Brewers TV too
He grew up in Ohio and was a fan of the Reds. He attended […]
2000 Olympic Gold winner, Laura Wilkinson, 42, an NBC analyst at the Rio games, will dive for Tokyo medals
No one saw it coming. It was completely unheard of. To return to the […]
Joe Buck talks social media, PC, generational changes and how he sets up his analyst
Like his dad Jack, Joe Buck is quick. Unlike his dad, he broadcasts in […]
Joe Buck is different, efficient, concise and made for today’s network TV; Talks Nantz and Michaels
I was always struck by the quickness of Joe Buck’s mind. There’s never a […]
Andy Katz, ex-ESPN hoops analyst, blindsided by ’17 layoff, now with Fox +; Envisions a ’21 NCAA Tourney
The kid from the Boston area was living a dream. And for a hoops junkie […]
ESPN’s Tom Rinaldi: A journey like few others; From teacher to TV interviewer on sports’ center stage
Rinaldi wrote a book while at ESPN. But instead of covering a sports hero, he wrote about one of the most iconic, gut-wrenching moments in the country’s history.