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MLB.com/Live is the only all-baseball interactive channel in existence. Using the resources of the MLB family, MLB.com/Live programming keeps fans updated on the latest information through live interviews with their favorite players, officials from Major League Baseball, past stars of the game and live press conferences when breaking news hits.
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Vinny Micucci
MLB.com Rookie Year: 2002 -- Vinny Micucci serves as host, play-by-play and reporter, covering a variety of special events throughout the year. He was formerly co-host of Leading Off, a show that paired him with the late John Marzano. Prior to joining MLB.com, Vinny was the voice of Hofstra baseball, football, basketball and lacrosse. Vinny has covered such events as the Little League World Series, the NBA and NFL Drafts, several NCAA Tournaments, the US Open Tennis tournament and covered basketball for Hoopstown. He was also the on-field host of the Long Island Ducks baseball team of the Atlantic League in 2002. He is a graduate of Hofstra University.
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Pete McCarthy
MLB.com Rookie Year: 2004 -- Pete McCarthy is one of the hosts of MLB.com's Daily Rewind Recaps. Pete also serves as a special correspondent, covering special events such as the Winter Meetings, All-Star Fanfest and the 2008 Opening Series in Japan. A graduate of Hofstra University, Pete called basketball, baseball, football, softball, and lacrosse games for the Pride on WRHU, also covering the NFL Draft and New York Jets training camp.
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Noah Coslov
MLB.com Rookie Year: 2007 -- Noah Coslov joined MLB.com as the host of Game Previews and is now an integral part the MLB.com team. After graduating from Boston University, he spent two seasons in the Reading Phillies radio booth witnessing the rise of young stars like Cole Hamels, Ryan Howard, Curtis Granderson, Francisco Liriano, and many others in the Eastern League. From AA-ball, Noah moved to New York where he has been a fixture on NBA Radio, NBA TV and NBA TV Broadband while also hosting on College Sports Television. On the play-by-play side, Noah broadcasted all sports at BU, as well as Long Island University Basketball and Cornell Hockey.
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Paul Devlin
MLB.com Rookie Year: 2008 -- After graduating from UNC, Paul Devlin played for 2 years in the Boston Red Sox organization. He also had a role in the baseball classic, Bull Durham, hitting a home run off Nuke LaLoosh after being told what pitch was coming from Crash Davis (Kevin Costner). After baseball, Devlin pursued a career in television, working in Erie, PA, Binghamton, NY, Fort Meyers, FL, Shreveport, LA, Boston, Atlanta and Boston once again. Devlin covered baseball for Fox Sports Net and NESN, anchoring the pre-game show of the Atlanta Braves.
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Mike Siano
MLB.com Rookie Year: 2000 -- Mike Siano is the Director of Programming for MLB.com, and co-hosts MLB.com’s Fantasy 411 with fellow fantasy veteran Cory Schwartz. He has been competing in fantasy baseball for more than 10 years, including the highly-competitive Tout Wars league. The MLB.com Fantasy 411 blog can be found at http://fantasy411.mlblogs.com. A lifelong Yankee fan, Mike is a graduate of the Connecticut School of Broadcasting. |
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Harold Reynolds
MLB.com Rookie Year: 2007 -- Harold Reynolds made his Major League debut in 1983 for Seattle and spent the first 10 years of his professional career with the Mariners. The Corvallis, Oregon native graduated from Corvallis High School and was inducted into the Oregon Sports Hall of Fame in 1998. A three-time Rawlings Gold Glove Award winner and two-time All-Star, Harold was honored with the prestigious Roberto Clemente Award in 1991 for his outstanding contributions to the game, both on and off the field. From ‘96-’06, Reynolds served as an ESPN studio analyst for Baseball Tonight, and provided analysis for the Little League Baseball World Series and College Baseball World Series for ESPN and ABC Sports, winning a Sports Emmy Award for his work at ESPN in 2003. Reynolds joined MLBAM in 2007 and in 2008, joined New York Mets pre-game and post-game coverage on SportsNet New York as a baseball commentator. Harold also worked with TBS on their Sunday Baseball telecasts, as well as for their coverage of the 2008 MLB Playoffs. Currently, he is a studio analyst for MLB Network.
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Jonathan Mayo
MLB.com Rookie Year: 1999 -- Jonathan Mayo is co-host of Around The Minors along with Lisa Winston, as well as leading the site's coverage for the annual First-Year Player Draft each June. Also a senior writer, Jonathan has covered the All-Star Game, World Series, Spring Training and Opening Series in Japan and Puerto Rico. Prior to joining MLB.com, Jonathan spent nearly four years honing his craft at the New York Post, covering a wide range of sports for the New York tabloid. A 1993 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, he lives in Pittsburgh with his wife, Sara, and two children, Ziv and Elena.
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Lisa Winston
MLB.com Rookie Year: 2006 -- Lisa Winston co-hosts Around The Minors with Jonathan Mayo. She has been covering the Minor League Baseball on a national basis for more than 20 years, including serving as Minor League editor at USA Today Sports Weekly (previously Baseball Weekly) for 11 years. She received her degree in dramatic arts from Amherst College where she was also a DJ at WAMH for four years. She lives in the Washington, D.C. metro area.
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Fred Claire
MLB.com Rookie Year: 2004 -- Fred Claire served as a member of the Los Angeles Dodgers' front office for 30 years, advancing from publicity director to Executive Vice President. In April, 1987 Claire was selected to head the Dodgers' baseball operations and when the team won the World Series in 1988, he was named MLB's "Executive of the Year" by The Sporting News. A book on Claire's career with L.A., Fred Claire: My 30 Years in Dodger Blue, was released in March of 2004. In August of 2004, Fred began hosting The GM Corner for MLB Radio, and continues to bring his expertise and unique perspective to MLB.com.
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