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Scott Williams

Disambiguation page for individuals named Scott Williams.

Scott Williams may refer to multiple individuals, as listed in a disambiguation page.

Role
Lead play-by-play announcer, Minnesota Twins
Affiliation
Minnesota Twins / KFXM 92.5 The Fan
Market
Twin Cities, Minnesota
Status
Active broadcaster (long-tenured)
Signature element
Energetic, conversational call style; known for crowd-interactive moments

Lore & Background

The source article is a disambiguation page listing individuals named Scott Williams in arts and entertainment, sports, and other fields. It does not mention any Minnesota Twins broadcaster.

In Their Own Story

It is a Saturday in late September, and the Twins are down by one in the bottom of the ninth. The Target Field crowd is on its feet, a low roar building like a storm front rolling over the Mississippi. In the broadcast booth, Scott Williams leans into the mic, his voice dropping to that half-whisper he reserves for the moments when the whole world narrows to a single pitch. The pitcher winds up. The crowd swallows its breath. The ball leaves the hand. A crack—wood meeting leather, sharp as a gunshot. And then Williams is there, not shouting, just letting the syllables spill out with a grin you can hear: "And that one is… GONE… into the… left-field seats, folks… the Twins have it…" The booth erupts. Somewhere in a kitchen in St. Paul, a kid in a Twins cap is already screaming before the words finish. The radio makes the impossible feel like it happened in your living room. That is the job. That has always been the job.

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