One of only four female, PA announcers in Major League Baseball, Renel Brooks-Moon calls her broadcasting booth her ‘happy place.’
Oh, those glorious pipes. The upbeat personality. That joyfully melodic delivery.
Entering her 23rd season with the team, the trailblazing PA announcer and former Bay Area radio personality describes her third-level booth at the ballpark as “my happy place.” With a view that includes McCovey Cove and her native Oakland, the cozy perch is adorned with baseball mementos, including several Negro League figurines that remind her “of the shoulders on which I stand.”
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