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Some notable broadcasters[edit]




A[edit]



  • Lee Allen (1943–44)


B[edit]



  • Roger Baker (1939–41)


  • Red Barber (1934–38) [*]


  • Johnny Bench (1987–90)

  • Dick Bray (1937–43)


  • Jeff Brantley (2007–present)


  • Marty Brennaman (1974–present) [*] ...and this one belongs to the Reds!


  • Thom Brennaman, son of Marty Brennaman (1987–89, 2007–present)


  • Bill Brown (1976–82), now with the Houston Astros

  • "Oatmeal" Brown (1933)

  • George Bryson (1956–60)

  • Bob Burdette (1930)



C[edit]



  • Dick Carlson (1980–83)


  • Sean Casey (2011, 2013 fill-in)


  • Gordy Coleman (1990–93)


  • Ken Coleman (1975–79)



G[edit]




  • George Grande (1993–2009; fill-in 2010–present)


  • Danny Graves (2018–present)



H[edit]



  • Harry Hartman (1931–33)

  • Tom Hedrick (1971–72)

  • Dan Hoard (2000, 2003, 2009 fill-in)


  • Waite Hoyt (1942–65, 1972) There was the pitch!


  • Tom Hume (1990)



J[edit]



  • Charlie Jones (1973–74)


K[edit]




  • Paul Keels (2010)


  • Jim Kelch (2008–17)

  • Gene Kelly (1962–63)

  • Ed Kennedy (1961–70)



L[edit]



  • Steve LaMar (1990–92)


  • Ray Lane (1979–84)


  • Sam LeCure (2018–present)



M[edit]




  • Frank McCormick (1958–68)

  • Jim McIntyre (1966–70)


  • Kent Mercker (2009, fill-in)


  • Al Michaels (1971–73) She's gone!

  • Gene Mittendorf (1924)

  • Jack Moran (1955-1961)


  • Joe Morgan (1985)



N[edit]



  • Dick Nesbitt (1942)


  • Joe Nuxhall (1967-2004; occasionally 2004-2007) This is the old left-hander, rounding third and heading for home.



P[edit]




  • Wes Parker (1973)


  • Steve Physioc (1986)



R[edit]




  • Jay Randolph (1988)


  • Pee Wee Reese (1969–70)



S[edit]




  • Mark Scott (1956)


  • Steve Stewart (2004-2006)


  • Claude Sullivan (1964–67)

  • Sidney Ten-Eyck (1930–33)



W[edit]



  • Bob Waller (1971)


  • Chris Welsh (1994–present) "The Crafty Left-Hander"


  • Ken Wilson (1983–85)


  • Woody Woodward (1974–75)


[*] Ford C. Frick Award


Source: Reds 2002 Media Guide



Radio Broadcast Stations[edit]


Games were broadcast intermittently in the 1920s. From 1933-45, broadcasts were shared among multiple stations.




  • WFBE/WCPO: 1933-1942, 1945–54


  • WSAI: 1933-1944, 1955–56


  • WKRC: 1924 (as WMH), 1934–35, 1942–44, 1957–63


  • WCKY: 1964-69


  • WLW: 1929, 1969–present



Television Broadcast Stations[edit]




  • WLWT, 1948-1995


  • WSTR-TV, 1996-1998


  • WKRC-TV, 1999, 2010-Current (Reds Opening Day only, simucasted by Fox Sports Ohio)


  • SportsChannel Ohio/Fox Sports Ohio, 1991–present



2012 season lineups[edit]


Radio:



  • Play-by-play: Marty Brennaman or Jim Kelch

  • Analyst: Jeff Brantley, Kelch, Chris Welsh, Thom Brennaman or Sean Casey


TV:



  • Play-by-play: Thom Brennaman, Kelch or George Grande

  • Analyst: Welsh, Brantley or Casey

  • Pre- and post-game: Jim Day and Jeff Piecoro



See also[edit]


  • List of current Major League Baseball announcers












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