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Leaving KARE for Padres Job, Mike Pomeranz Sees Sports Broadcasting as More Stable Than TV News - Posted March 26, 2012
Leaving his main anchor post at KARE for a job with the San Diego Padres, Mike Pomeranz says he has a hunch that sports broadcasting is more stable than TV news.
"I like the fact... [TVSpy]
Anchor Mike Pomeranz, a Former Minor League Pitcher, Leaving KARE for San Diego Padres - Posted February 27, 2012
Mike Pomeranz is leaving KARE for a broadcasting job with the San Diego Padres, the station announced today.
Pomeranz has been with KARE since 2006, anchoring the NBC-affiliate's 5, 6, a... [SocialTimes.com]
Dick Enberg to be Honored at International Tennis Hall of Fame Ceremony - Posted July 21, 2011
Legendary sportscaster Dick Enberg, who has covered all four Grand Slam tennis events over his 50-year career, will be ... [SportsNewser]
Facebook Poll Suggests Padres Drop Enberg as Announcer - Posted July 19, 2011
Dick Enberg has been announcing marquee sporting events for five-plus decades, sprinkling his "Oh, my!" catchphrase into the telecasts of eight Super Bowls and numerous golf, tenni... [SportsNewser]
Jim Nantz Named Pete Rozelle Award Winner - Posted July 6, 2011
CBS Sports play-by-play announcer Jim Nantz was named the 2011 recipient of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Pete Rozelle Radio-Telev... [AppNewser]
Jim Nantz Named Pete Rozelle Award Winner - Posted July 6, 2011
CBS Sports play-by-play announcer Jim Nantz was named the 2011 recipient of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Pete Rozelle Radio-Telev... [SportsNewser]
Dick Enberg Working His Final Wimbledon - Posted June 20, 2011
Legendary announcer Dick Enberg will call his 32nd and final Wimbledon tournament starting Monday.
"It's part of 5 decades, starting in 1979, a total of 32 Wimbledons," Enberg ... [SportsNewser]
