During a Baltimore Ravens game broadcast on La Nueva 87.7 FM, play-by-play announcer David Andrade and color commentator Gustavo Salazar communicate football terminology to their audience in Spanish and English, narrating the game in a clear way while educating listeners who may be new to the sport.
But Andrade and Salazar have one exception: touchdown, a term so synonymous with football that it doesn't have to be replaced or duplicated. Andrade explained he becomes more and more enthusiastic as the Ravens march toward an opponent's end zone, much like soccer broadcasters who become more animated as a player streaks toward the net with the ball.
And then when the Ravens punch it in?
