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Brian Kenney, Brian hosts MLB Network's MLB Now weekdays at 2pm.

If you are a baseball fan, you likely already watch MLB Network and you know who BK is.

How's it going? Thank you so much for joining us.

Good, Andrew. I'm doing well. Just an awful ballgame last night.

There was a lot of fun to call a game. I got, I got Mets and Braves coming up. Did Braves and Cubs last night. So, yeah, calling a game is a blast. So, no, I'm doing well. You like calling the games? You like doing it? It's great. Really is. I've called games going back to she's minor league baseball hudson valley

renegades upstate which is now a yankee affiliate um yep back in the 90s called games

with jim bowton actually wow so way that's all games with him and then through ESPN you know

mostly as an anchor you know doing sports center Sports Center Friday night fights, all that stuff,

baseball tonight, obviously, but called some Wednesday night baseball. And then at the network, like last year, last two years called a lot of games MLB Now style or Sabrecast or Stackcast,

but a lot of that was in the studio. So like yesterday, I just think about it, yesterday from a

ballpark, like sitting in the catbird seat, as Red Barbara called it, and calling a game, it had been a while. So there's nothing like being at a major league stadium in a ballpark. There's nothing like it. So yeah, I have a true love for it and really enjoy it. You had to shake the rust off get get uh remember the old reps to call the game

well you know what it's it's funny like uh i i think i've called enough games and called enough

boxing i've been doing boxing you know i do i still call boxing for for fox sports uh doing

blow by blow so i've been doing that for three years. I was calling to zone boxing

for two years before that. So like I'm used to that. And yet there's nothing like it when you're

sitting in the game and you have all the traffic. And suddenly games moving fast. Like it's weird.

Like I know watching, I think that when I'm watching, I watch so much baseball and I'm always listening to the play by play guys and the team. And you're thinking things are moving slow. But for the play by play guy, things are moving fast. And I was amazed last night just calling the game how, you know, because there is so much traffic things to get in. How fast the game, you know, before you know, it's like two outs, two strikes. and you're like, whoa, you like whoa you know i better not you know te up damn police hack with a story so like anything else like

when you call the game it's it's faster than you think it's certainly an art form i remember

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