sportscaster
Definition
Noun: A person whose job is to provide live commentary or narration for sporting events on television or radio. A sportscaster describes the action, provides analysis, and often conducts interviews related to the sports they are covering.
Usage
A sportscaster is a professional broadcaster specializing in sports. They are typically employed by television networks, radio stations, or digital streaming services. Their primary role is to inform and entertain the audience by describing the events of a game or match as they happen.
Examples
- The sportscaster gave a thrilling play-by-play account of the final seconds of the basketball game.
- She became a famous sportscaster after years of reporting on local baseball games.
- Listeners could hear the excitement in the sportscaster's voice as the underdog team scored the winning goal.
Advanced Usage
- Lead/Primary Sportscaster: Refers to the main commentator for a broadcast, often paired with a color commentator who provides expert analysis.
- As the lead sportscaster, his voice is synonymous with the national championship.
Variants and Related Words
- Sportscasting (n): The profession or activity of working as a sportscaster.
- He has a degree in journalism with a focus on sportscasting.
- Sports Announcer (n): A near-synonym for sportscaster.
- Commentator (n): A more general term for someone who provides a spoken commentary, which can include sports.
Synonyms
- Sports commentator
- Sports announcer
- Play-by-play announcer
Related Phrases
- Play-by-play: The detailed, sequential description of the action in a game, which is the core responsibility of many sportscasters.
- The sportscaster's play-by-play was so vivid I felt like I was at the stadium.
Noun
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an announcer who reads sports news or describes sporting events
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