Marlins Broadcasters

Play-by-Play Announcer

Kyle Sielaff enters his first season as the lead TV play-by-play-voice of the franchise on FanDuel Sports Network after spending 12 years with the Marlins Radio Network, two of them as the lead play-by-play voice. Sielaff’s recognizable voice previously hosted Marlins On Deck, as well as the Marlins Inside Corner radio program and team podcasts, in addition to calling select Marlins spring training and regular season games. Hailing from Trumansburg, N.Y., he graduated from the University of Miami with degrees in Broadcast Journalism and Sports Administration, calling select games for Miami Hurricanes men’s and women’s basketball, volleyball, and baseball on ACC Network Extra.

Analyst

FanDuel Sports Network’s Tommy Hutton heads into his 27th season on Marlins broadcasts in 2025. The Emmy Award-winning Hutton’s coverage of the team dates back to 1997 and includes four seasons on the “Marlins Live” pregame/postgame set. This will be Hutton’s 22nd season in the Marlins TV booth, which he rejoined in 2022 as part of a rotation of in-game analysts.

A Los Angeles native, Hutton made his Major League debut for his hometown Dodgers in 1966 and was named to the 1972 Topps MLB All-Rookie team. He played 12 seasons as an infielder/outfielder for the Dodgers, Phillies, Blue Jays and Expos. He had previous broadcast stints with the Expos, Yankees and Blue Jays and has also appeared on national telecasts for ESPN, ABC and NBC. Hutton resides in Palm Beach Gardens and is a Palm Beach County Sports Hall of Fame inductee.

Analyst (TV and Radio)

Rod Allen enters his fourth season as a Marlins analyst on FanDuel Sports Network and the Marlins Radio Network in 2025. He works both in the booth and on FanDuel Sports "Marlins Live" pregame/postgame coverage. A winner of multiple Emmy Awards, Allen previously spent 16 years calling Detroit Tigers games after a five-year run on Arizona Diamondbacks broadcasts. He has also provided analysis on Fox Game of the Week regional telecasts.

A Los Angeles native, Allen was an outfielder/DH for Seattle, Detroit and Cleveland in the 1980s before finishing his playing career in Japan. He played in 15 games for the Tigers’ 1984 World Series champion team and set a Japanese regular-season record by homering in four consecutive at-bats. Allen worked as a minor league hitting instructor in the Marlins organization from 1992-95 before starting his broadcasting career.

Analyst (TV and Radio)

Jeff Nelson returns for a fourth season as an in-game analyst on FanDuel Sports Network in 2025. He also serves as an analyst on the “Marlins Live” pregame/postgame shows, a role he has held since 2016, and works as a color analyst on the Marlins Radio Network. In addition to his Marlins coverage, Nelson broadcasts Yankees games for YES Network and WFAN. He has also worked as an analyst for MLB.com and a host on SiriusXM's MLB Network Radio.

A Baltimore native, Nelson spent 15 seasons as a Major League reliever and won four World Series titles as a member of the Yankees. He also had three stints with the Mariners and represented Seattle in the 2001 All-Star Game.

Analyst (TV and Radio)

Gaby Sánchez begins his fourth season as an in-game analyst on FanDuel Sports Network in 2025. He has been with the network since 2018 and also serves as a “Marlins Live” pregame/postgame analyst and host of “Marlins All-Access,” an award-winning show that takes fans behind the scenes with the team. The Emmy Award-winning Sánchez also works as an analyst on the Marlins Radio Network and covers Atlantic Coast Conference baseball for ESPN.

A Miami native, Sánchez starred at the University of Miami and then spent parts of five seasons playing first base for the Marlins (2008-12) before finishing his Major League career with the Pittsburgh Pirates. He represented the Marlins at the 2011 All-Star Game.

Pre/Postgame Host & TV/Radio Announcer

Craig Minervini begins his 24th season as a pregame/postgame host for Marlins games on FanDuel Sports Network. The three-time Emmy Award winner will also call play-by-play for select games and host episodes of “Marlins All-Access.” This season Minervini will call a select number of games on the Marlins Radio Network.

Minervini’s broadcast experience includes play-by-play for Notre Dame football on NBC and work for CBS Sports Spectacular, ESPN college football, Major League Soccer, the XFL, mixed martial arts, boxing and even World Wrestling Entertainment. The Huntington, New York, native earned a broadcast journalism degree from Syracuse University. He resides in Hallandale Beach, and in his spare time can be seen at local ice rinks serving as a USA Hockey Official.

In-Game Reporter, Pre/Postgame Host and Radio Analyst

Kelly Saco is a 7x Emmy Award-winning bilingual host, reporter, and producer who has been part of the Marlins television broadcasts since 2018. In 2019, she joined the Marlins Radio Network as the first female analyst in franchise history. In addition to her work on the sidelines, Saco will also serve as a pre/postgame host during the 2025 season. Formerly, Saco produced and hosted the Emmy Award-winning show “Marlins Clubhouse” from 2018 to 2024. In addition to her work covering the Marlins, Saco also serves as a host and courtside reporter for Miami Heat games on FanDuel Sports Network.

Saco is a proud Miami native who attended Syracuse University on a softball scholarship and graduated from the Newhouse School of Public Communications. Saco began her career as a production assistant with FanDuel Sports Network (formerly Fox Sports Florida) and currently resides in South Miami.

Reporter and Show Host

Jeremy Taché begins his fifth season covering the Marlins for FanDuel Sports Network, moving into a new role as an in-game reporter in 2025. Taché, who previously reported on the network’s digital channels, will also host episodes of “Marlins All-Access: Next Wave” taking fans inside the organization’s minor league system. Raised in Weston, the University of Central Florida graduate also works as a host and courtside reporter for Miami Heat broadcasts on FanDuel Sports Network and as an on-air producer on the “Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz” for Meadowlark Media. Taché began his career as a sports associate producer for WSVN-7 in Miami. He is a counselor at Camp Fiesta, a summer camp for children with cancer, and a proud recipient of UCF’s “30 under 30” award. He currently resides in Plantation, FL with his wife Courtney.

Play-by-Play Announcer (Radio)

Jack McMullen begins his first season as the radio play-by-play voice of the franchise after spending his previous three years in Indianapolis with the Triple-A affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates. McMullen's previous baseball play-by-play stops came with the High-A Fort Wayne TinCaps, the Short-Season Auburn Doubledays, and the Brewster Whitecaps of the Cape Cod Baseball League.

A native of Oak Park, IL, McMullen graduated from Syracuse University with a degree in Broadcast and Digital Journalism. His work can also be seen and heard with Just Baseball Media, where he serves as a host for both The Just Baseball Show and The Call Up | An MLB Prospect Podcast.

Analyst (Radio)

AJ Ramos enters his first season as an analyst on the Marlins Radio Network. The former All-Star closer made his Major League debut with the Marlins in 2012 and went on to play six seasons with Miami. In 2016, Ramos saved a career-best 40 games (in 43 opportunities), striking out exactly 73 batters across 64 innings on his way to an All-Star selection. Over a 10-year career, he pitched for the Marlins, Mets, Rockies, and Angels and finished with 99 career saves. After retiring, Ramos stepped right into broadcasting contributing on MLB Network, MLB Network Radio, and hosting his own podcast The Locker Room.

Ramos resides in Scottsdale, Arizona with his wife and their two children.

Pregame Host (Radio)

Stephen Strom heads into his 3rd season with the Marlins Radio Network, and his third as the Pregame host of Marlins On Deck as well as the host of team podcasts. You can hear and see him doing all postgame interviews following Marlins victories on the radio and on X. Raised in Old Bridge, NJ, Strom graduated from Kean University, where he played basketball and graduated with a degree in Communications. After interning at SiriusXM with Chris “Mad Dog” Russo in 2018, Strom worked as a broadcast assistant with the Miami Heat. In the offseason, he calls FIU Men’s Basketball games and resides in Miami with his wife Clementina.

Spanish Play-by-Play Announcer (Radio)

Yiky Quintana returns for his 24th full season as the Marlins’ Spanish play-by-play announcer. Besides radio, Quintana serves as the main sports anchor/producer for WJAN41 América Teve in Miami.

Quintana has more than 30 years of broadcasting experience. He began his career as a journalist writing for several Cuban national sports magazines and newspapers. Over the airwaves, Quintana served as a commentator and play-by-play announcer for the providence of Las Villas’ radio network. He worked for TV Cubana (1980-1993) as a sports commentator and play-by-play announcer for several national and international championships including baseball, volleyball, basketball, and boxing.

After acquiring political asylum from the Venezuelan Republic, Quintana worked as sports analyst and play-by-play announcer for Cadena Super Suave as well as serving as the official play-by-play announcer for the “Tigres de Aragua”, of the Venezuelan Professional Baseball League.

Quintana was selected by fans as the Most Popular Sports Commentator as well as one of the 10 Most Popular Artists in Cuba. He is also a member of the National Cuban Hall of Fame (Class of 2007) for his contributions to the sports journalism field and was named the Miami Life Awards Sports Broadcaster of the Year in 2008 & 2009. He was awarded the Premio Revista Carteles XXVIII edition as the “Best Sports Announcer in 2016.

Quintana received his bachelor’s degree in physical education and sports, with a specialization in baseball, from Instituto Superior de Cultura Física. Quintana also served as pitching coach for several baseball national championships in Cuba. Yiki and his wife, Lizet, reside in Miami, Fla.

Spanish Senior Sports Anchor

José Luis Nápoles enters his ninth season as a radio voice for WAQI. In addition to his radio duties, he is the lead sports anchor for WLTV, Univision of South Florida. José Luis began his career at Univision 23 in 2006.

Born in Villa Clara, Cuba, he began studying and developing his professional life in radio and television. In different stages of his life, he has practiced intensely different sports disciplines. When he finished his pre-university studies, José Luis began studying at the physical culture branch of the city of Santa Clara, where he graduated with a degree in Sports and Physical Culture in 1996. After that, he began to venture into the field of broadcasting, animation, and sports narration. He completed several training courses in techniques of voice over, sports narration, and social communication. In 2004, José Luis began working as a sports commentator and news anchor in Miami.

José Luis has a true passion for live sports and loves reporting on the players and the games. He is a fan of soccer and baseball. He had the opportunity to cover the Miami Heat championships in 2012 and 2013. José Luis lives in Miami with his wife.