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Sunday, July 23, 2000

What they say about Marty




        “His presentation is solid. His voice is excellent, he's smooth, he's right on the ball with the action in the game. If you sit there listening to him at the stadium, you can follow the ball with him. That's one of his biggest assets.” — Joe Nuxhall, 27-year broadcast partner

        “He's always been there for me. I wouldn't trade him for anybody.” — Ashley Brennaman, 20, daughter

        “I was in awe of him, the way he did football. He could ad lib, and he knew his stuff. I learned a lot from him. I was amazed at what he could do. Later, when I was doing football games, I would listen to his tapes over and over.”

        — Broadcaster Warner Fussell, who worked with Brennaman doing high school football in North Carolina before going on to do This Week in Baseball and play-by-play for Seton Hall basketball on WABC in New York

        “He has fulfilled everything imaginable. First of all, he's accurate. He's informative, he's entertaining, and he has a passion for the game. I've always had a great warmth and respect and admiration for him.” — Hall of Famer Vin Scully, Los Angeles Dodgers broadcaster

        “It gets overlooked because of his brutal honesty, but he's just a fabulous announcer. I respect him secondarily for the professional part, first for him as a man and the way he's carried himself. I love him more than anything in the world.” — Thom Brennaman, son, Arizona Diamondbacks broadcaster

        “The first time I worked with him was on the Hot Stove League. I was a 21-year-old kid, and I was scared to death. But Marty would sit there and talk to you, get you involved. He's always happy to see you, always excited, always interested in what's going on with you.” — Steven Vernsick, WLW producer

       



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