Podcast appearances and mentions of rafael hernandez brito

This week, the guys are joined by a man who is not only the Spanish language broadcaster of the Cavaliers, but a pioneer in the Spanish broadcasting world in the US, Rafael Hernandez-Brito! We talk about his journey to the US, what brought him to Cleveland, and of course, the Cavs. Plus, we talk Browns, Guardians, and MORE! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Bob McElligott talks to Rafael Hernandez-Brito of the Cleveland Cavaliers who will do a Spanish hockey broadcast for the Cleveland Monsters.

In this week's episode: Cavs TV Play-by-Play announcer John Michael and Spanish Radio host Rafael Hernandez Brito are joined by forward Dylan Windler. The crew is also joined by Cleveland Clinic staff physician, Richard Figler, MD to provide some additional perspective to COVID-19. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we were joined by the extremely talented Rafael Hernandez Brito, or as everyone calls him "El Alcalde". Rafa broke down the play by play of game 7 of the 2016 Cavs championship, his favorite sport for play by play, and so much more. Fantastic interview with one of the most talented guys in Cleveland. We then get into the details of our Tribe, key takeaways thus far as we sit in 1st place, chat Myles Garrett, OBJ, the beginning of "camp" and a whole lot more. Subscribe! 

On tonight's edition of CavsHQ, hosts Rafael Hernandez-Brito and John Michael spoke with Canton Charge head coach Nate Reinking, recapped Monday night's exciting Cavs comeback win, and replayed Coach Bickerstaff's postgame press conference.

Rafael Hernandez Brito is the Spanish voice for the Cleveland Cavaliers and Cleveland Browns. Affectionately known as The Mayor "El Alcalde", Rafa came to the US at age 16 having dealt with the war in El Salvador. He joined one of his aunts in New York, and eventually studied mechanical engineering at Boston University and got his degree, but he never used that degree to do any engineering. He was a highly successful beverage salesman and manager, and had some sports related accounts, such as Yankee Stadium , but as fate would have it, an iconic radio call by legendary announcer Jack Buck (Dodger Kirk Gibsons 1988 World Series homer) steered him in the direction of broadcasting a few years later, and Rafa, the master of timing soon started an incredible run of working for Univision, doing all sports such as boxing, MMA, NFL football, basketball and more. He even hosted the Spanish version of a show, similar to NPR's Car Talk. I could list more jobs, but you will learn that Rafa always was ready for a new challenge and I don't imagine that will ever change. I hope you like the interview. Please subscribe and rate. Thank you. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/john-telich/message

Rafael Hernandez Brito, or "The Mayor" came to America in his teenage years after leaving El Salvador.  After graduating with a degree in mechanical engineering and working a sales job, Rafa decided at 31 to pursue a sportscasting dream.  He's since become one of the preeminent Hispanic voices in American sports radio today.  He's called the Final Four, Super Bowl, Worlds Series and NBA Finals...and we're just getting started.

CavsHQ hosts John Michael and Rafael Hernandez-Brito are joined by Cavs legends Austin Carr and Campy Russell for this week's episode!

Plática con el salvadoreño Rafael Hernández Brito ( "El Alcalde Rafa"), radicado en Estados Unidos desde hace 25 años. Locutor deportivo de radio de cadenas como Univision. Plática llena de deportes y buen humor. Nos acompañó la tuitera Claudia Cruz (@claucruz).