Apple and Major League Soccer Name 31 Accomplished On-Air Personalities to the MLS Season Pass Team

NEW YORK – Apple and Major League Soccer today
announced the third group of talented on-air personalities who will be joining the MLS

Season Pass team of announcers. The 31 new additions bring their experience, energy and passion for the game that will help deliver the most comprehensive and entertaining MLS viewing experience for fans in more than 100 countries and regions.

The new collection of MLS Season Pass announcers features some of the most dynamic and credible voices in the sport, including:

– Play-by-play: Juan Arango (Spanish), Olivier Brett (French), Ed Cohen, Raul Guzman (Spanish), Jose Hernandez (Spanish), Jenn Hildreth, Tony Husband, Rodolfo Landeros (Spanish), Moisés Linares (Spanish), Blake Price, Ramses Sandoval (Spanish), Bruno Vain (Spanish), and Chris Wittyngham.

– Match analysts: Andrés Agulla (Spanish), Calen Carr, Maximiliano Cordaro (Spanish), Vincent Destouches (French), Paul Dolan, Miguel Gallardo (Spanish), Sonny Guadarrama (Spanish), Pablo Mariño (Spanish), Tony Meola, Walter Roque (Spanish), Carlos Ruiz (Spanish), Claudio Suárez (Spanish), Greg Sutton, Mariano Trujillo (Spanish), and Martin Zúñiga (Spanish).

– Studio analysts: Chelsea Cabarcas (Spanish), Melissa Ortiz (Spanish and English), and Nigel Reo-Coker.

Along with the 49 other dynamic storytellers who were previously introduced as part of the MLS Season Pass team, today’s 31 additional announcers are now part of one of the largest on-air talent groups for a single sports property. The full production plan along with talent pairings and assignments will be announced prior to the start of the MLS 2023 season, which begins February 25.

MLS Season Pass, the unprecedented subscription service on the Apple TV app, is available now on Apple devices, smart TVs, streaming devices, set-top boxes, and game consoles, and the web at tv.apple.com. MLS Season Pass, will feature every match of the regular season, Audi MLS Cup Playoffs, and Leagues Cup1 all in one place, with consistent match times and no blackouts. The service will also feature live pre-game, halftime, and post-game analysis, and a fast-moving whip-around show that will provide live look-ins and analysis from all the key moments from every
match.

“I am so excited to be a part of this broadcast team,” Hildreth said. “Apple has made it clear that they are all in to provide comprehensive and high-quality coverage of MLS, and I am honored to be included in…