Longtime Baltimore Ravens play-by-play announcer Gerry Sandusky is retiring after serving as the "voice of the Ravens" for the past 20 seasons, according to @AdamSchefter.
Sandusky has been the primary radio voice for the franchise for two decades, narrating many of the most iconic moments in team history. His tenure in the booth has spanned the majority of the franchise's existence, making him one of the most recognizable and beloved figures in the Baltimore sports media landscape.
Known for his professionalism and signature calls, Sandusky has been a fixture on the airwaves, providing the soundtrack to Ravens football for a generation of fans. His retirement marks the end of an era for the organization's broadcast team as they look toward a future without their veteran lead announcer.
The Ravens organization has not yet announced a successor for the play-by-play role. The search for a new voice to lead the broadcast booth is expected to begin as the team prepares for the upcoming NFL season. More details regarding Sandusky's transition and the team's future broadcast plans are expected to be released in the coming days.
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