Larry Brown Sports

I founded larrybrownsports.com back in January of 2007 as a place to share my thoughts, viewpoints, and opinions on sports. I began working on the site as a side venture while I was working at FOX Sports Radio Network in Los Angeles. I continued to update and post on the site regularly throughout my time as a host and anchor for Sporting News Radio which began in January of 2008. It remained that way until September of 2010 when SNR was purchased by Gow Media and moved to Houston.

After electing to remain in LA instead of moving to Houston, I went full-time with the site and hired additional contributors to the staff. In addition to running and managing the site, I provide voiceover for NFL highlights on NFL.com during football season. My radio experience includes work from 2002-2007 at FOX Sports Radio doing anything from editing to producing and anchoring updates. From 2008-2010, I worked as an update anchor and show host at Sporting News Radio.

I got started at FOX as an intern the summer between my freshman and sophomore years at UCLA. While in school, I spent a lot of my time managing the sports department of the student radio station (KLA) where I hosted a sports talk show and called games for UCLA football, basketball, and baseball. I even dabbled in TV at the student station, Bruinnews29, for a quarter or two.

Apart from working for FOX Sports Radio, I held several other positions. For two years I served as the fill-in producer on the world famous Jim Rome Show. Additionally, I wrote for AOL Sports’ FanHouse, covering baseball and football, and served as the site’s NFL handicapper. In the ’07 season, I also worked as a writer and research for MLB.tv. While I was at UCLA, I also spent a year working for the Dodgers P.R. department.

The posterity section — a few archived stories from my high school baseball games. Check it out:
LB beats Calabasas
LB beats Canoga Park
LB beats Verdugo Hills
LB shuts out Hollywood High