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Best sports station voice?
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Jim Cutler. Listen to the ESPN network and it's affiliates. He is your man.
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talkproducer
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Lonnie Perkins.
Paul Turner. The voice of WFAN. His delivery also melds well with ESPN stations, notably those that are unable to use Jim Cutler if Jim's contracted to a competing station in the market.
In Cleveland, Good Karma-owned ESPN affil WKNR/850 that uses Paul, as Jim's the "voice" of CC-talker WTAM/1100. Paul's driven up the production value and air sound of WKNR since Good Karma took over the station earlier this year.
- nate81
In Cleveland, Good Karma-owned ESPN affil WKNR/850 that uses Paul, as Jim's the "voice" of CC-talker WTAM/1100. Paul's driven up the production value and air sound of WKNR since Good Karma took over the station earlier this year.
- nate81
bayou_city_bob said:
Matt's a damn good voice. I remember listening to his work at the CC-Cleveland cluster (WMVX, WMMS, WTAM) back in the late 90's. So THAT'S what he's doing now!
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littlelarry
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I like Matt's voice too, think I've heard it on some sports stations somewhere, maybe Denver or Memphis, maybe Cincy
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john david clover
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Gotta go with Cutler. Damn fine gentleman to work with, too.
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