Cleveland Browns broadcasters

Cleveland Browns broadcasters

Since 2001, two Cleveland radio stations have shared flagship duties for the Cleveland Browns: rock station WMMS (The Buzzard/100.7 FM) and news/talk station WTAM (1100 AM). Jim Donovan, sports director of WKYC Channel 3, is the play-by-play announcer, former Browns offensive tackle Doug Dieken is the color analyst, and Clevelandbrowns.com and SportsTime Ohio personality Jamir Howerton serves as sideline reporter. WTAM morning co-host/sports director Mike Snyder and former Browns quarterback Mike Pagel host the pregame, halftime, and postgame shows. During the preseason and early September games, WTAM will broadcast the Cleveland Indians games while WMMS will broadcast Browns games when both teams play at the same time.

In 2006, preseason telecasts moved to WKYC (with Jim Donovan and Bernie Kosar in the booth, and WKYC weekend sports anchor Dave Chudowski as sideline reporter) from WOIO after a controversy arose over the 911 calls at the drowning death of the team owner's niece (see above). When Donovan does TV, Mike Snyder does the radio play-by-play, and WTAM evening host Bob Frantz handles pregame/halftime/postgame duties.

SportsTime Ohio is the official cable home of the team, and airs numerous weekly Browns related programs.

Radio announcers

The following tables list sportscasters who have covered the Browns over the radio, split by play-by-play commentary and color commentary.[1]

Year(s) Play-by-play
1946-1951 Bob Neal
1955-1960 Bill McColgan
1961-1984 Gib Shanley
1985-1993 Nev Chandler
1994-1996 Casey Coleman
1996-1998 inactive years
1999-Present Jim Donovan
Year(s) Color commentary
1955-1960 Jim Graner
1963-1974 Jim Graner
1975-1984 Jim Mueller
1985-1993 Jim Mueller, Doug Dieken
1994-1995 Doug Dieken
1996-1998 inactive years
1999-Present Doug Dieken

References

  1. ^ "The voices of Browns games past". The Plain Dealer (The Plain Dealer Publishing Co.): p. J6 - Sunday Arts. November 10, 2002. 

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