Broadcasts are an important fabric in the team and their history. Doing a season without them would do a disservice to the franchise and its fans.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Don't do it!!!!
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Fili Falefa
10 years ago
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As a parent of a former player of Hickory Crawdads. My family would tune in and listen to the games all the way from Hawaii.
Aaron Cox and his crew did a great job of letting us know what was going on during the games. Aaron also gave us great insight on the the game along with backgrounds of a lot of the players. Mahalo!
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MIchael Wang
10 years ago
These broadcasts are more than just play by play of baseball games. The broadcaster represents your organization. your team to the world. I make the trip to Hickory maybe once or twice a year. Every year, the players may be different. The coaches may be different. But during the year, I always hear one voice, that of the broadcaster. When I go, I connect with that person. Now without that connection, there is the likelihood that i don't make that trip. If you want to build your brand or sustain it, it's through your broadcasts. Taking that away will hurt.
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Adam
10 years ago
Please keep them on the air they are Great!!
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Dave England
10 years ago
The great game needs to be heard. I listen / watch these games online.
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Michael Tepid
10 years ago
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The broadcasts are the single most important link between Rangers fans and the Hickory Crawdads. Cutting that link could cause long-term damage to the team and the Crawdads brands as a whole.
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Teresa Nichols
10 years ago
We need him! Listened to him while they were away, at work, and home. The ball players families also listened, it is their only way to hear about the games!
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Barbara Platt
10 years ago
We already lost the Crawdads on the radio, please don't take them offline, too.
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Derrick White
10 years ago
Aaron Cox you are one of the best. Hope to hear you on air next year.
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Tracy Proffitt
10 years ago
I always enjoy hearing the broadcast when I can't make the games
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Andrea Ward
10 years ago
I am so happy to have live baseball available to us, but we can't adequately follow the team without radio broadcasts.
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Brittany Nash
10 years ago
I enjoy listening to the games when I can't attend
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Eric davidson
10 years ago
Living in Iowa the webcast is my only way to support the team that means so much
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Adrian Cordova
10 years ago
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I love listening to my Crawdads on the air because I live in Charlotte and can not always make it to the game. So please don't take the braodcast away.
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Drew Ward
10 years ago
Please rethink this decision to pull the radio/webcast.
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John Werner
10 years ago
Aaron Cox is the best!
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Jeremy Lail
10 years ago
The Radio/Webcast is an invaluable way to keep up with the Dad's are on the road or when I can't make t to the park. Many of the player's families live in other states and countries and cannot make many(if any) games and the webcast is the only way they have to hear how thier loved one is playing.
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Steve Parlier
10 years ago
Aaron Cox does a great job and represents everything any organization would want in a announcer, he is class all the way. The Radio/Webcast should not be cancelled as it something that bonds the community with the team when they are away or when people cannot make the games. Also, it helps families keep up their loved ones , who cannot make but a few games a year. These players get so little in pay, this is a real benefit to them.
Broadcasts are an important fabric in the team and their history. Doing a season without them would do a disservice to the franchise and its fans.
Don't do it!!!!
As a parent of a former player of Hickory Crawdads. My family would tune in and listen to the games all the way from Hawaii. Aaron Cox and his crew did a great job of letting us know what was going on during the games. Aaron also gave us great insight on the the game along with backgrounds of a lot of the players. Mahalo!
These broadcasts are more than just play by play of baseball games. The broadcaster represents your organization. your team to the world. I make the trip to Hickory maybe once or twice a year. Every year, the players may be different. The coaches may be different. But during the year, I always hear one voice, that of the broadcaster. When I go, I connect with that person. Now without that connection, there is the likelihood that i don't make that trip. If you want to build your brand or sustain it, it's through your broadcasts. Taking that away will hurt.
Please keep them on the air they are Great!!
The great game needs to be heard. I listen / watch these games online.
The broadcasts are the single most important link between Rangers fans and the Hickory Crawdads. Cutting that link could cause long-term damage to the team and the Crawdads brands as a whole.
We need him! Listened to him while they were away, at work, and home. The ball players families also listened, it is their only way to hear about the games!
We already lost the Crawdads on the radio, please don't take them offline, too.
Aaron Cox you are one of the best. Hope to hear you on air next year.
I always enjoy hearing the broadcast when I can't make the games
I am so happy to have live baseball available to us, but we can't adequately follow the team without radio broadcasts.
I enjoy listening to the games when I can't attend
Living in Iowa the webcast is my only way to support the team that means so much
I love listening to my Crawdads on the air because I live in Charlotte and can not always make it to the game. So please don't take the braodcast away.
Please rethink this decision to pull the radio/webcast.
Aaron Cox is the best!
The Radio/Webcast is an invaluable way to keep up with the Dad's are on the road or when I can't make t to the park. Many of the player's families live in other states and countries and cannot make many(if any) games and the webcast is the only way they have to hear how thier loved one is playing.
Aaron Cox does a great job and represents everything any organization would want in a announcer, he is class all the way. The Radio/Webcast should not be cancelled as it something that bonds the community with the team when they are away or when people cannot make the games. Also, it helps families keep up their loved ones , who cannot make but a few games a year. These players get so little in pay, this is a real benefit to them.
Absolutely should not be taken off the air.