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Ken Levine is an Emmy Winning writer/director/producer/major league baseball announcer who returns as DodgerTalk host, an assignment he held for five years.

In a career that has spanned over 30 years Ken has been the head writer of MASH, producer of CHEERS, creative consultant of FRASIER and WINGS, co-creator of three series, and writer of THE SIMPSONS and the Tom Hanks movie VOLUNTEERS.

Additionally, Ken was the play-by-play voice of the Baltimore Orioles, Seattle Mariners, and San Diego Padres.  Currently, in addition to his Dodger duties he writes for the HuffingtonPost and has a daily blog.

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Josh Suchon begins his third season in 2010 as reporter and co-host of "DodgerTalk" for KABC. Suchon reports on the Dodgers across various platforms on KABC, KLOS, and the Dodgers radio network.

He contributes to the Dodgers network pre-game show, and does a post-game interview from the dugout following all games. Prior to joining KABC, Suchon spent 10 years at The Oakland Tribune, the final seven as a traveling baseball beat reporter who covered five playoffs, the 2002 World Series, the 2001 all-star game, and averaged over 500 byline stories a year.

Suchon switched careers in 2007, and started his broadcasting career at AM 970 ESPN Radio in Modesto, where he did play-by-play of minor league baseball, high school football, and co-hosted a talk show. Suchon majored in Radio-TV Journalism at San Diego State University.