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Watch: Meet the Braves’ new public address announcer

We also had some fun with Kevin Kraus as he announced food orders as only he can

While sitting in the booth, we couldn’t resist asking new Braves PA announcer Kevin Kraus his go-to orders at his favorite spots. Video by Ryon Horne
By AJC Sports
March 13, 2023

Kevin Kraus has a new job. He will be the voice of the Braves after winning a competitive search that included nearly 500 applicants.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Sarah K. Spencer recently sat down with Kraus for an interview at Truist Park to offer fans a chance to get to know the voice that will become a part of the fabric of Braves home games.

While sitting in the booth, we couldn’t resist asking Kraus his go-to orders at his favorite spots. He was certainly a good sport about it.

While sitting in the booth, we couldn’t resist asking new Braves PA announcer Kevin Kraus his go-to orders at his favorite spots. Video by Ryon Horne

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