Watch: Meet the Braves’ new public address announcer

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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