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2010 VOICE OF THE OTTERS

02/22/2010 3:37 PM - (EVANSVILLE, IN) The Evansville Otters have announced the hiring of Mike Radomski as their new radio play-by-play broadcaster.
 
Radomski comes to Evansville from Quinnipiac University, where he was a play-by-play broadcaster for the Bobcat Sports Network.  At Quinnipiac, he also served as a sports director for the student run radio station, WQAQ, and gained television experience with the student run television station, Q30.
 
“We are glad to bring Mike on board for the 2010 season,” said Director of Operations for the Otters, Brandon McClish. “Mike is a talented radio personality, and I believe that our fans will really buy into his play-by-play style as well as enjoy his on air interactions.”
 
Radomski started his baseball broadcasting career in 2007 announcing Quinnipiac Bobcat baseball games and immediately fell in love. Over his college career, he broadcast over ten Division I sports ranging from basketball to volleyball.  But all along the way, Radomski realized that baseball was his calling.
 
Mike spent his summers getting more experience and chances behind the mike. He worked two seasons in the New England Collegiate Baseball League (NECBL) as the director of broadcasting and media relations for the Pittsfield, Massachusetts, franchise.  He broadcast a 42-game schedule each year, while providing press releases and game summaries as well.
 
“It’s a great opportunity to come to Evansville and continue my career as a professional sports broadcaster,” said Radomski. “I’m very excited and extremely grateful for the chance to come to a great league in the Frontier league, and a great franchise in Evansville.” 
 
Radomski will be behind the microphone for all 96 games for the Evansville Otters this summer on WUEV, 91.5 FM
 
The Evansville Otters start the 2010 season on May 21st with the Fifth Third Opening Night against the Normal Cornbelters at Bosse Field.



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