Radio announcers:
Provus
Hughes
Kasper/Jackson, WSox (good play by play and Jackson educates)
Korach, A's
Wagner, Jays
Dickerson, Tigers
Hamilton, Cleve (quirky but enjoyable)
Brantley, Reds/color (gives ball insights)
Some of my favorites
Provus has grown into his role. He has toned down the overwhelming stats he used about 3 yrs ago. Balanced, even, mildly critical even though Pohlad signs his check, paints the visual, gives inning and score frequently. I have come to enjoy him.
I respectfully disagree.
Maybe Baldelli is playing chess. I will play checkers and have the manager say, "Let's see -- I have a young developing player, Wallner. He is 2-2 today. It's important to show the young man that I have confidence in him. Not going to have a .215 catcher hit for him."
This kind of demonstration of belief in a person is part of the game. It's a long view in developing a ballclub. Pulling Wallner was a resounding, "I don't trust you." Very wrong message, IMHO.
Josh Donaldson has a torn right calf and could miss the rest of the season.
He would finish his Yankees career having hit just .207/.293/.385 while missing 159 of a possible 324 games and getting paid $51.5 million. Donaldson will be a 38-year-old free agent this offseason.
Thank you Cash($)man.
The OP is one step ahead of Sports Illustrated, posing the same questions.
Spot reliever, bumping Maeda, trade an arm for a <s>leg</s> bat.
https://www.si.com/fannation/bringmethesports/twins/how-does-dallas-keuchel-impact-the-twins-plans-at-the-trade-deadline
Radio fans, Pat Hughes, Cub announcer for 27 years, given Ford Frick award at Cooperstown yesterday.
https://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/cubs/ct-pat-hughes-chicago-cubs-frick-award-20230723-fo2dwqoltzcz3fhdt2gndbgydu-story.html