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Thon Brennaman is officially headed back to the Cincinnati market. 700WLW in Cincinnati announced on Thursday that the former Reds broadcaster Brennaman is set to take over their daily morning radio show. Brennaman will be succeeding the …
For better or worse, Thom Brennaman is most famous for his viral moment in which a Nick Castellanos home run interrupted his on-air apology for using a gay slur. Brennaman seems to know it, too, and even dropped a reference to it before …
Some four years after we last heard him on a national network, Thom Brennaman is officially back. Andrew Marchand of The Athletic reported on Sunday that the former Cincinnati Reds broadcaster Brennaman has landed a big new gig. He has been hired by …
Nick Castellanos is all too familiar with that one infamous meme. The Philadelphia Phillies outfielder went viral over the weekend for a funny post to Instagram. Castellanos shared a video of his hitting workout and captioned it, “And there’s a …
Longtime Cincinnati Reds broadcaster Thom Brennaman has resigned from his position with the team. Brennaman confirmed on Friday to Bobby Nightengale of the Cincinnati Enquirer that he has turned in his resignation to the Reds and FOX Sports Ohio. The …
Kevin Kugler has picked up a big role from FOX. Kugler will be an announcer for NFL games on FOX as the replacement for Thom Brennaman, The Athletic’s Richard Deitsch shared on Tuesday. FOX announced last week that they were replacing Brennaman …
Thom Brennaman has been suspended by the Cincinnati Reds for using a gay slur while on air Wednesday. Brennaman was calling the first game of a doubleheader between the Reds and Kansas City Royals. As the game entered the seventh inning (both games …
Cincinnati Reds announcer Thom Brennaman issued an apology on Wednesday after being heard using a gay slur on air earlier in the day. Brennaman is the TV announcer for the Reds and was tasked with calling a doubleheader between Cincinnati and Kansas …
Cincinnati Reds announcer Thom Brennaman used a homophobic slur while on air on Wednesday. Brennaman was announcing two Reds games as part of a doubleheader between Cincinnati and Kansas City. During a promo for the “Reds Live Pregame …
If you’re an avid baseball fan, you know it’s entirely possible — even plausible — that you’ll get to see something new on a day-to-day basis. That’s just the nature of the game. For those tuning into the …
