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Brandon Gaudin

Brandon Gaudin

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Broadcaster, Bally Sports South & Southeast

Atlanta

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and women's soccer (NCAA). softball (NCAA) women's gymnastics (NCAA)Women's basketball (NCAA and WNBA) women's volleyball (NCAA)

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Total articles 2

  • Braves' broadcaster Brandon Gaudin cements GOAT status with last comments in Philly

    By Brandon Gaudin, Eric Cole| housethathankbuilt.com@ When the Atlanta Braves made the change away from Chip Caray and his "get off my lawn" broadcasts, it was long overdue. Very often (especially when Joe Simpson was in the booth with him), the broadcasts would devolve into complaining about how baseball is played nowadays and longing for the brand of baseball played in the 1980's for whatever reason. Given that broadcasters are, at their core, the sales people for the games, complaining constantly wasn't exactly bringing in a new crowd.

    By Brandon Gaudin, Eric Cole · housethathankbuilt.com

    Apr. 01, 2024

  • Georgia Tech Official Athletic Site

    By Brandon Gaudin| ramblinwreck.com@ This "Radio Row" blog will be used to post applicable football audio/video (game highlights, coach's radio/tv show snippets, player interviews, etc).

    By Brandon Gaudin · ramblinwreck.com

    Sep. 01, 2015

  • Braves' broadcaster Brandon Gaudin cements GOAT status with last comments in Philly

    By Brandon Gaudin, Eric Cole| housethathankbuilt.com@ When the Atlanta Braves made the change away from Chip Caray and his "get off my lawn" broadcasts, it was long overdue. Very often (especially when Joe Simpson was in the booth with him), the broadcasts would devolve into complaining about how baseball is played nowadays and longing for the brand of baseball played in the 1980's for whatever reason. Given that broadcasters are, at their core, the sales people for the games, complaining constantly wasn't exactly bringing in a new crowd.

    By Brandon Gaudin, Eric Cole · housethathankbuilt.com

    Apr. 01, 2024

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Bally Sports South & Southeast

Atlanta, United States