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Published by KIRO Nights Aug. 19 2019
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If you’ve paid attention to Seattle sports over the last 15 years or so, you have likely heard the voice of Matt Pitman.
He’s served as the PA announcer for the SuperSonics and The Storm, been an on-air personality for various radio stations, including 710 ESPN Seattle. He’s also been the voice behind Seattle’s new Seawolves rugby squad.
But now, if you want to hear Pitman’s voice leading cheering crowds, echoing throughout a stadium, you’ll have to catch a Golden State Warriors game at their new home — San Francisco’s Chase Center.
“They are moving into the Chase Center on the east bay waterfront in San Francisco, moving over from Oakland into San Francisco for the first time in franchise history,” he said.
Pitman gave his first interview about the new position — being the first announcer at the new Chase Center — to KIRO Nights.
“I’m still pinching myself,” he said. “It’s a once in a lifetime opportunity. I started doing PA announcing with the Sonics when I was 23 years old. I’m on my 14th season with The Storm.”
Pitman will be finishing The Storm season up here in Seattle.
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Good riddance Matt. Enjoy the pee and poo covered metro your liberals run while you hate Trump day and night.
PS half of most sports teams are beating their wives or cheating on them so send the fake morals and Trump hate to hell too.