TMC
06-05-2013, 08:31 PM
http://fangsbites.com/2013/06/tbs-unveils-mlb-postseason-announcing-teams-and-keith-olbermann-hosts/
We have the official word from Turner Sports on the main announcing teams for this year’s MLB Postseason coverage. The big news is that Keith Olbermann returns to sports television (http://fangsbites.com/2013/06/breaking-news-keith-olbermann-returns-to-sports-on-tbs-mlb-postseason-coverage/) and has been named as the studio host (http://www.awfulannouncing.com/2013/june/keith-olbermann-joins-turner-sports-for-mlb-postseason-coverage.html). He replaces the very capable Matt Winer who hosted TBS’ studio for the previous two seasons.
Keith will be joined in the studio by NESN’s Dennis Eckersley. It marks a return to Turner Broadcasting for Olbermann as he worked for CNN in the 1980′s.
Turner announced the two main announcing teams for this year. Ernie Johnson, Jr., Ron Darling and Cal Ripken, Jr. form one team. Brian Anderson and John Smoltz form the other. They’ll call the two Wild Card Playoff Games as well as two Division Series. Johnson, Darling and Ripken will be in the booth for the National League Championship Series.
We have the official word from Turner Sports on the main announcing teams for this year’s MLB Postseason coverage. The big news is that Keith Olbermann returns to sports television (http://fangsbites.com/2013/06/breaking-news-keith-olbermann-returns-to-sports-on-tbs-mlb-postseason-coverage/) and has been named as the studio host (http://www.awfulannouncing.com/2013/june/keith-olbermann-joins-turner-sports-for-mlb-postseason-coverage.html). He replaces the very capable Matt Winer who hosted TBS’ studio for the previous two seasons.
Keith will be joined in the studio by NESN’s Dennis Eckersley. It marks a return to Turner Broadcasting for Olbermann as he worked for CNN in the 1980′s.
Turner announced the two main announcing teams for this year. Ernie Johnson, Jr., Ron Darling and Cal Ripken, Jr. form one team. Brian Anderson and John Smoltz form the other. They’ll call the two Wild Card Playoff Games as well as two Division Series. Johnson, Darling and Ripken will be in the booth for the National League Championship Series.