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EPISODE · Aug 11, 2026 · 1H 21M

Season 5, Episode 24: Tommy Thrall, The Voice of the Reds

from We Love Our Team · host Randy Freking and Jack Greiner

Send us Fan MailSummaryIn this episode, Tommy Thrall shares his journey from childhood baseball fan to Reds play by play announcer, highlighting lessons learned from legendary figures and his approach to broadcasting for the Reds. In this episode, Tommy shares his insights on baseball broadcasting, legendary players, and memorable moments that define the sport. Discover the stories behind the microphones and the players that have left a mark on his career.Key TopicsTommy Thrall’s early memories and love for baseballInfluence of radio announcers like Denny MatthewsFavorite players and moments that shaped Tommy’s careerThe impact of legendary managers like Tito and Jim RigglemanThe process of becoming a Reds broadcaster and learning from Marty BrannamanSignature calls and moments that define Tommy’s broadcasting styleThe significance of iconic baseball moments and their storytellingTommy’s insights on managing and team dynamics Tommy Thrall's broadcasting journeyMount Rushmore of Reds playersFavorite baseball movies and momentsDream team and walk-up songsMemorable baseball stories and encountersTakeawaysAuthenticity in broadcasting creates a genuine connection with fansPreparation and detailed knowledge are key to great commentaryLegendary figures like Marty Brannaman leave lasting legaciesSignature calls are born from the moment, not forcedEmulating successful players and managers can inspire your styleMemorable moments often come from unexpected game-changing playsBuilding a career in sports broadcasting requires perseverance and adaptabilityUnderstanding the history and characters of the game enriches storytellingSound Bites"Radio has a magic to it.""Marty’s preparation was meticulous.""Talking with Tito is a daily treat."Chapters00:00Introduction to Tommy Thrall and his role with the Reds02:48Tommy’s earliest memories and love for baseball05:12Influence of radio announcers and childhood inspirations08:40The rumored trade that could have changed Reds history10:51George Brett’s hand-eye coordination and legendary moments14:35Favorite managers and what makes them great19:40Tommy’s journey into radio and sports broadcasting25:13Learning from Marty Brannaman and his legacy29:28Signature calls and memorable game moments32:54Tommy’s greatest moments as Reds’ play-by-play announcer35:18The San Diego game after COVID and its electric atmosphere37:32Interaction with Tito and behind-the-scenes insights41:14The hypothetical question: reversing Reds organization decisions42:03Regrets about trades and player moves43:29Players or teams Tommy truly dislikes or despises Jack thanks the listeners

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Send us Fan Mail Summary In this episode, Tommy Thrall shares his journey from childhood baseball fan to Reds play by play announcer, highlighting lessons learned from legendary figures and his approach to broadcasting for the Reds. In this episode, Tommy shares his insights on baseball broadcasting, legendary players, and memorable moments that define the sport. Discover the stories behind the microphones and the players that have left a mark on his career. Key Topics Tommy Thrall’s early me...

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