Chicago Cubs radio announcers Ron Santo and Pat Hughes have the attendance guessing game. White Sox tv announcers Ken Harrelson and Darren Jackson have the pick to click bet.
The Chicago Cubs tv broadcasters Steve Stone and Chip Caray should have some betting game during their telecast. I’d love to see Steve whomp on Chip every day.
Im very sorry to take your time but this is very important to me. I’ve always been interested in becoming a baseball broadcaster. I’m 14 years old right now and I’m a sophomore in Dublin High School in California. I would really appreciate if you can help me by answering some of my questions. What should i do to practice for this occupation and what would be the first step into accomplishing my goal. I have heard tips such as, make tapes of baseball games to practice or try broadcasting minor league games first. Are these smart things to do? If so, do i have to be a certain age and should i have some experience before trying minor leagues? Also, what, in your opinion, is a good college to try and get into if i want to study this. Are there colleges that have broadcasting? What kind of experience should i have to attend these colleges. Thanks. -David
You can email the WGN Chicago Cubs broadcast booth directly at: [email protected].
HEY ,LEN,BOB GREAT JOB GUYS,JUST WONDERING HOW MANY BASEBALLS WERE USED LAST NITE IN THE 18 INNING GAME.
Just wondering with Matt Murton gone; who is the Cubs third string or emergency catcher? My guess would be Mark Derosa.