Spero Dedes is a prominent American sportscaster known for his dynamic play-by-play commentary across various sports platforms. His career began at WFAN in New York, where he honed his skills before moving on to the Arena Football League as the radio announcer for the New Jersey Gladiators. Dedes quickly gained recognition, serving as a fill-in announcer for the New Jersey Nets on the YES Network, which paved the way for his role as a studio host and play-by-play announcer for NBA TV, where he hosted popular shows like Hardwood Classics.

Dedes’s career reached new heights when he joined CBS Sports in 2009, where he became a full-time announcer for college basketball and the NFL. His versatility was showcased during the 2010 NCAA Tournament and throughout the NFL season, where he established himself as a reliable voice in sports broadcasting. His tenure with the Los Angeles Lakers as their radio announcer from 2005 to 2011 further solidified his reputation, allowing him to connect with basketball fans on a deeper level.

In addition to his work with CBS, Dedes has made significant contributions to the NFL Network and has been involved in high-profile events such as the international feed of Super Bowl XLI. His ability to adapt and excel in various roles has made him a sought-after commentator, including his recent work with Westwood One for select NFL games.

Dedes continues to impress audiences as the No. 4 play-by-play announcer for the NBA on TNT and as a key voice during NCAA March Madness. His collaborative work with analysts like Steve Smith and Jim Jackson highlights his commitment to delivering engaging sports commentary, making him a respected figure in the world of sports broadcasting.