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New Sunday Night Baseball Team For ESPN Radio Announced

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From Tom Taylor's radio-info.com newsletter of 12/2/10:

Chris Singleton and Jon Sciambi form the new Sunday Night Baseball team for ESPN Radio. Sciambi’s taking the job that was offered to Jon Miller (coming off of two decades of calling SNB for ESPN TV). New baseball analyst Chris Singleton played in the outfield for the White Sox, Orioles, Athletics and Rays, and worked as a White Sox radio analyst for the 2006-2007 seasons before being drafted by ESPN in 2008.
 
like the boog sciambi pick. glad he stays. he's solid, paid his dues, kept quiet when espn played hard-ball (no pun intended) years ago and is easy to hear as a neutral voice.

not so much with singleton. little too close to the current game/players for objectivity. his style isn't easy to adjust to. his fill in spots this year weren't smooth on the ears. maybe he'll grow in the role.

i'm sad that soup campbell is put out to pasture. he's a real pro and will be missed.

if espn wanted a younger voice, i wish they would've pulled in an analyst with a little more objectivity or with a willingness to be less mlb/espn politically aware. maybe doug glanville or someone outside the bristol beltway?
 
saraswati said:
like the boog sciambi pick. glad he stays. he's solid, paid his dues, kept quiet when espn played hard-ball (no pun intended) years ago and is easy to hear as a neutral voice.

not so much with singleton. little too close to the current game/players for objectivity. his style isn't easy to adjust to. his fill in spots this year weren't smooth on the ears. maybe he'll grow in the role.

i'm sad that soup campbell is put out to pasture. he's a real pro and will be missed.

if espn wanted a younger voice, i wish they would've pulled in an analyst with a little more objectivity or with a willingness to be less mlb/espn politically aware. maybe doug glanville or someone outside the bristol beltway?


I agree Boog Scambi is a terrific Play by Play guy and they should have kept Soup
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