The Basics
Hometown: Philadelphia, PA
College: University of New Haven
Years in MiLB: 12
Years in Curve, PA: 2021 to present

Curve Cuts
Walk-up song: "The Seed 2.0" by The Roots
Favorite sports team: Two-Time Super Bowl Champion Philadelphia Eagles
Favorite TV Show: The Wire
Dream Vacation: Sailing in the Mediterranean Sea to all of the Greek Islands

After spending six season as a member of the broadcast team for the Trenton Thunder (Double-A, New York Yankees), Jon Mozes joined the Curve as the Director of Communications and Broadcasting.

Jon served as the lead voice for the 2018 Eastern League All-Star Classic and was on the call as the Thunder secured their fourth Eastern League Championship in franchise history in 2019. In addition to his role in the broadcast booth, Jon took a leadership role in the development of the team's marketing and promotional plans, overseeing all team communications and was a member of the team's corporate sales department.

Prior to joining the Thunder, Mozes was a radio voice for professional baseball teams in Abilene, TX and Gary, IN after graduating from the University of New Haven in 2012 with a degree in Sport Management and a minor in Communications.

Off the diamond, Jon is the voice of Princeton University Women's Basketball and was on the call as the Tigers secured NCAA Tournament victories in the 2021 and 2022 seasons. He is also a radio and ESPN+ broadcast talent for Temple University, the University of Delaware and Rider University.

Jon was raised and currently resides in Philadelphia, PA.

The Basics
Hometown: Hollidaysburg, PA
College: Penn State University - Class of 2022
Years in MiLB: 5
Years in Curve, PA: 2019, 2021-Present

Curve Cuts
What do you like to do in your spare time: Golf, Hunt, Fish, Listen to Music
Favorite movie: Moneyball or Field of Dreams
Favorite sports team: Pittsburgh Steelers
Hidden Talent: Playing the Saxophone
Favorite Music Genre: Jazz or Country
What made you want to work in sports: I grew up coming to Curve games with my dad and fell in love with the sport. Ever since then, I have always wanted to work in baseball. I found broadcasting in High School and knew it was my calling.

Preston Shoemaker returns to the broadcast booth for a fifth season in 2025. The Hollidaysburg, PA native serves as the Assistant Director of Communications and Broadcasting, and is the only Blair County native to broadcast games for the Curve.

Preston, who is a 2022 graduate of Penn State University with a degree in Journalism, served as the Sports Director for Penn State's student-run radio station, CommRadio for four years. He has broadcasted games for Saint Francis University Women's Basketball, Juniata College Men's Basketball, Big Ten Network+, Penn State Athletics, and more. He has accumulated extensive experience calling Baseball, Football, Basketball, Hockey, Volleyball, Gymnastics, Softball, Soccer, and Lacrosse. He has also freelanced as a writer for the Associated Press at the Little League World Series and Super Bowl LVI in Los Angeles while in college.