Cincinnati Reds announcer John Sadak seemingly got fooled by a home run ball during Sunday’s game between the Reds and San Diego Padres. Padres shortstop Xander Bogaerts hit a fly ball to left ...

John Sadak was named the Reds' play-by-play TV announcer on Fox Sports Ohio. He spent nearly 15 years a minor-league broadcaster.

John Sadak will be the new Reds’ play-by-play broadcaster on Fox Sports Ohio Sadak will be the Reds' next primary TV play-by-play broadcaster, following Thom Brennaman (who resigned last September).

John Sadak rang the doorbell of his college radio station three times before somebody answered. He was ready to give up on joining the Rowan University student organization until he received a ...

John Sadak has 15 years of experience calling Minor League Baseball and also broadcasted NFL playoff games. He replaces Thom Brennaman. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX 🏀⚽️ ...

John Sadak with former Xavier University coach Pete Gillen doing college basketball for CBS Sports Network. Sadak, 42, has nearly 15 years of minor league baseball broadcasting experience.

— John Sadak (@johnsadak) August 21, 2021 Statistician Joel Luckhaupt, who lives close by, will drive Sadak to Cincinnati, from where TV road games are broadcast.

Cincinnati Reds play-by-play man John Sadak had a perfectly timed announcer jinx right before Elly De La Cruz's Friday grand slam.

The Cincinnati Reds and Fox Sports Ohio announced John Sadak as the new play-by-play announcer for the team Thursday evening. He takes over the spot vacated by Thom Brennaman, who resigned in 2020 ...

Fanduel Sports Network's John Sadak and Barry Larkin were critical of Cincinnati Reds relief pitcher Yosver Zulueta's decision to throw to first base instead of home plate on a bunt by the ...

Sadak replaces Thom Brennaman, who resigned in September after he was caught on air on Aug. 19 using an anti-gay slur. Advertisement “John has been this guy for a decade-plus.

John Sadak, who is in his third season as play-by-play announcer for the Reds Television Network, had the perfect reaction when he saw how far De La Cruz hit the baseball.