Could Wayne Randazzo and Mark Gubicza Revolutionize Angels Broadcasting Like Never Before?
The term struck me like a fastball right off the bat. Wayne Randazzo, whose voice brings Angels baseball right into our living rooms, wasn’t mincing words as he broke down the bullpen’s sorry state. He rattled off the earned-run averages for the late innings like a somber scorekeeper tallying a losing streak — over 5.00, then climbing beyond 6.00, and by the ninth inning, more than 7.00. “The numbers,” he declared, “are gargantuan.” And that word? Pure gold. It’s bold, vivid — a far cry from your typical “struggling” or “scuffling” clichés announcers toss out, hoping to sugarcoat a bleak bullpen reality that no amount of optimism can fix. While the Angels may sputter on the field, their broadcast booth shines. Pairing Randazzo with the seasoned Mark Gubicza feels like striking audio lightning — reminiscent of the legendary duos like Enberg and Drysdale from decades gone by. It’s a rare bright spot for a team desperate for one. LEARN MOREThe adjective hit me like a line drive.
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