RiverDogs Name Larry Larson as New Play-by-Play Broadcaster
Starting March 18, Larry Larson takes over as the new voice of the Charleston RiverDogs, replacing Jason Kempf, who accepted a position as lead broadcaster for the Triple-A Iowa Cubs….
Charleston RiverDogs at Joseph P. Riley Jr. Park on July 2, 2013 in Charleston, South Carolina. (Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)
(Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)Starting March 18, Larry Larson takes over as the new voice of the Charleston RiverDogs, replacing Jason Kempf, who accepted a position as lead broadcaster for the Triple-A Iowa Cubs.
His broadcasting role will include all 66 home games and select road games for the Tampa Bay Rays' Single-A affiliate. Fans can listen to every game through MiLB.com and watch on MiLB.tv.
Alongside his Charleston duties, Larson continues his work at Southern Illinois University as a broadcaster covering various sports. He also serves as CEO and co-founder of Clutch Sports Media.
Before coming to Charleston, he spent three seasons with Single-A Dunedin, where he handled both broadcasting and media relations for the Blue Jays' affiliate.
Just three years after graduating from Bradley University, Larson joins a successful organization. The RiverDogs have won three Carolina League titles since 2021. Their new season kicks off at home on April 4.
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After four seasons calling RiverDogs games, Kempf returns to his home state. The Illinois native brings his talent to a team known for both on-field success and community involvement.
