Description
Fernando Palomo has worked at ESPN since 2000 as an anchor and soccer play-by-play commentator, both in English and Spanish. Fernando has covered multiple major soccer events including World Cups, Euros, and the UEFA Champions League. He has been one of the more receptive soccer people to using data and advanced stats on TV and frequently uses analytics in his broadcasts. In this conversation, Fernando talks about…
The upcoming Liverpool-Real Madrid Champions League final
What he looks for in soccer stats
How he uses data as an announcer
The differences in calling a game in English vs Spanish
How data is used and received differently in two languages
A track and field record that he still holds in his native El Salvador
Then, TruMedia’s Sergio De La Espriella joins the show to discuss Paul’s conversation with Fernando.
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Follow Fernando on Twitter: @fernandopalomo.
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To read a Q&A he did with Texas A&M Today, click here.
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