Anish Shroff will join Carolina Panthers as their radio play-by-play voice

Posted Mar 1, 2022
Longtime ESPN broadcaster (and former Dream Job contestant) Anish Shroff has a new role: radio voice of the Carolina Panthers. The team announced the hire today. Shroff replaces Mick Mixon, who held the role for the prior seventeen years. This is a net loss for national sports fans, of course. Shroff was a welcome presence throughout his time at ESPN. (Awful Announcing)

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