The Miami Marlins have found their new lead radio voice in Jack McMullen, one of the burgeoning talents in sports broadcasting. A former game caller for the Indianapolis Indians, McMullen brings a new energy to the booth. As spring training approaches, Marlins fans can look forward to hearing his voice as he prepares to cover the team throughout the 2025 season.
Miami Marlins Have Hired Jack McMullen for Lead Radio Announcement Role on the Marlins Radio Network
Miami Marlins have hired radio announcer Jack McMullen for the lead position on the Marlins Radio Network, replacing Kyle Sielaff who left after having spent over ten years with the team to cover play-by-play for the Miami Marlins on the FanDuel Sports Network Florida.
Marlins Radio Network was fast in posting a video of McMullen introducing himself to the fanbase, which was announced on Friday. This is a new chapter for the franchise's radio coverage with a new fresh voice in broadcasting.
How McMullen Landed in the Marlins Booth
Of his impressive broadcasting résumé on multiple levels, McMullen-a Syracuse University alum-is no one-trick pony. Recently he broadcast for three seasons as play-by-play man for the Indians of the Indy-based Triple A affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates. All that exposure minor league baseball did, along with his doing collegians, definitely helped to firm up a distinct, strong kind of style by which he'd easily reach even an MLB's audience.
McMullen comes to Indianapolis having covered games for the Cape Cod League's Brewster Whitecaps and the Auburn Doubledays, a former Low-A affiliate of the Washington Nationals. McMullen also had experience covering college sports by doing play-by-play for Ball State University on ESPN+ and Learfield IMG. The wealth of experience gets him ready for his full-time step into the big leagues.
Next week, McMullen departs for Jupiter, Florida, to cover spring training, where he will work toward familiarizing himself with the Marlins' roster. He will call Grapefruit League games up to his regular-season debut on Opening Day.
With McMullen at the helm, Marlins fans can expect a new exciting voice on their airwaves as he takes the lead role for the Marlins Radio Network. With his passion for baseball, experience in broadcasting, and fresh energy, he is sure to bring a new dynamic to Marlins radio coverage.
McMullen will finally get his MLB debut on March 27 as the Marlins host the Pittsburgh Pirates at 4:10 p.m. ET. He is one of the young stars in the broadcasting world, and this is a new chance for him to make history in South Florida.
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