Denver Nuggets Radio Broadcast and Announcers Team

Denver Nuggets broadcasters on the radio are:

• Jason Kosmicki
• Mark Bertagnolli
• Christopher Dempsey
• Todd Romero

Jason Kosmicki has worked for Kroenke Sports Enterprises for 29 seasons in the role of executive producer. Furthermore, Kosmicki also does the play-by-play announcer role for the Nuggets radio team.

He started his career in the radio department of Kroenke Sports & Entertainment 26 years ago, and during that time he had a number of positions before taking on the role of the Denver voice.

While he was in college, he worked as the University radio station's sports director. Jason has done the regular-season broadcasting for Altitude for more than 1,750 regular Nuggets games.

In addition to his role as executive producer, Kosmicki was appointed as the radio broadcaster for all the Nuggets' away games in 2008.

Since 1998, Mark Bertagnolli has been a part of the Nuggets radio program. Throughout his time with Denver, Bertagnolli was eminent for his enthusiasm for the game and dedication to providing fans with engaging and informative analysis.

He helped make the Nuggets a well-known team in the Denver sports scene by contributing to the team's radio broadcasts. Mark completed a B.A. in Radio, Television, and Film from Baylor University in 1996.

Christopher Dempsey was hired by Altitude Sports in 2017 to work as a Nuggets reporter and commentator. In addition to his job with Altitude Sports, Dempsey broadcasts a radio show on Altitude Sports Radio every day from 10 am to 12 pm.

Since joining Altitude Sports, Dempsey has been able to continue covering the Nuggets whilst providing in-depth match analysis to the fans.

For the Daily Camera newspaper in Boulder, Christopher began his more than two-decade-long career in sports writing by covering high school sports, CU athletics in general, and the Denver Broncos.

Dempsey switched to the Denver Post in 2003, where he covered the Nuggets, college football at CU and CSU, the Colorado Rapids, and the sport of college basketball nationally.

Todd Romero started attending Nuggets games in 1969, back when they were known as the Denver Rockets. Romero started out in radio and got his first sports anchor job at KJCT in Grand Junction in 1991.

He has presented pre-and post-game shows for the Nuggets and Avalanche, as well as giving play-by-play analysis for high school football and the men's and women's basketball teams at the University of Denver. 

Announcers for Denver Nuggets NBA Broadcast are:

• Chris Marlowe
• Scott Hastings
• Bill Hanzlik 

Professional American sportscaster Chris Marlowe is a prominent play-by-play announcer for the Nuggets during the fall, winter, and spring.

He returns to Los Angeles during the summer to work for the AVP as a play-by-play commentator. Marlowe is regarded as one of America's most adaptable television announcers and has done play-by-play for more than 25 sports in addition to basketball and volleyball.

Additionally, he has appeared in eight straight Olympic broadcasts. Chris had his first opportunity to work in television broadcasting when ABC selected him to provide color commentary for the 1978 NCAA indoor volleyball tournaments.

He has covered and announced every kind of sporting event over his nearly 40-year career in sports broadcasting. In addition to handling USC Trojan play-by-play responsibilities for FOX Sports West, Marlowe called Pacific 10 Basketball for FOX Sports Northwest.

Scott Hastings co-hosts a daily radio program on Altitude Sports Radio 92.5 FM from 10 to 2 KKSE with Tyler Polumbus and Josh Dover.

Alongside Marlowe and Katie Winge, Scot gives television color commentary for Denver on Altitude Sports and Entertainment cable network.

He spent four years as a sideline reporter for Turner Sports and as an analyst for the Nuggets. Scott has received numerous regional and international honors, including the prestigious Edward R. Murrow medal in 2004.

He has spent a total of 35 years as a player and broadcaster for the NBA, including 25 seasons as a player and announcer with the Nuggets. 

Bill Hanzlik is in his ninth season as a Nuggets analyst for the pre-game and post-game shows on Altitude Sports. He spent ten years as a player and coach in the franchise.

From 1982 to 1991, Hanzlik played for Denver, where he helped the Nuggets eight times make it to the NBA Playoffs. He advanced to the coaching ranks in 1991, working as Allan Bristow's assistant with the Charlotte Hornets. 

Hanzlik spent five seasons as an assistant with the Hornets before leaving to become a coach in 1996 for Lenny Wilkens' Atlanta Hawks club. He later served as the Nuggets' head coach for the 1997–98 season after being appointed to the position on May 29, 1997.

Denver Nuggets commentators are:

• Vic Lombardi (Studio-host)
• Christopher Dempsey (Reporter)
• Todd Romero (Host)
• Katy Winge (Reporter)

Vic Lombardi began working for Altitude on 1st Jan 2016. Vic is now the studio host for the Nuggets' pre-game, half, and post-game shows.

Lombardi has previously held host positions on television and radio in South Bend, Austin, and Phoenix. With more than 25 years of experience in the sports sector, he joins Altitude Sports.

Vic has received 32 Emmy nominations, 16 of them for Best Sports Anchor, and was named 2018 Colorado Sportscaster of the Year. He co-hosts the morning program on Altitude Sports Radio 92.5. He graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 1991. 

Katy Winge works for Altitude TV as a reporter, commentator, and host for the Nuggets. She previously worked at the Ball Arena as an assistant producer and in-arena reporter, hosting the pregame and halftime shows Courtside Countdown.

Winge served as a sideline reporter and host for Comcast SportsNet Chicago and FOX Sports Wisconsin after earning a master's in journalism from Northwestern University. She also worked as an analyst for StudentU Productions on the Big Ten Network. 

Additionally, she has worked as an intern at FOX Sports North in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She had the chance to work as a producer's assistant, record stand-up comedy, and host a mock Twins live pregame program.

Katy worked at Illinois State as a news anchor, sports anchor, producer, reporter for the Redbirds football team, and news anchor at Illinois State's television station TV-10.