The Official Site of the St Paul Saints Baseball Club: Broadcast Team

SEAN ARONSON

Aronson, 30, spent four seasons with the Fort Myers Miracle from 2003-2006 and was responsible for the broadcast on all 140 games. He began his Minor League career in 2000 as a Public Relations assistant for the Colorado Springs Sky Sox (Triple-A Rockies) While with the Sky Sox he got his first taste of broadcasting Minor League games when his hard work paid off and the club rewarded him with three innings of a late season contest. From the Sky Sox, Aronson got his first job as a broadcaster with the Allentown Ambassadors from 2001-02. While in PA he also broadcast high school football. Aronson is a graduate of the University of Colorado with a BS in Journalsm/Broadcast News. He was raised in Northridge, CA and now resides in St. Paul, MN.

RON JOHNSON
Ron returns to the Saints broadcast crew after 7 seasons away. The Chaska native worked as the Saints field level reporter during the 1999 and 2000 seasons before heading to a television stations in Johnstown, PA and Mobile, AL. In 2005 Ron came back to Minnesota, covering the Twins, Wild, Timberwolves, Vikings, and Gophers. Mostly recently Ron has done sideline reporting for the Big Ten Network and ESPN. Ron graduated from St. Cloud State University and lives in St. Paul.

DANA KIECKER
Kiecker, a former pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, has spent his summer nights in the broadcast booth at Midway Stadium since the team’s first season in 1993. After ending his playing career in spring training of that year, the Fairfax, MN native began as a Saints baseball analyst that June. The ex-St. Cloud State star won 10 big league games, including eight in Boston’s division championship season of 1990. That season he was named Red Sox Rookie of the Year. Unfortunately, Dana suffered an elbow injury that required postseason surgery. It prevented him from pitching in the majors again but has not affected his work in the booth … so far. Kiecker is a National Accounts Manager for UPS. He and his wife, Julie, live in Eagan, MN with their two children, Paige and Mitchell.