On this latest episode of Baseball Tonight, Buster Olney and MLB Broadcaster Karl Ravech joins the podcast from Seoul Korea, immediately following the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres game, to share his initial thoughts on both teams! Paul Hembo jumps on to talk about the winners and ...
8:15 -- Our announcers for tonight: Joe Buck, Al Leiter and Tim McCarver, who celebrates his 63rd birthday on Saturday, making him exactly 10 years younger than Luis Sojo. After some small talk, they show a highlight montage of Game 1, accompanied by Billy Squire's "Rock Me Tonight....
–I also list digital network feeds provided by various conferences. For some of these feeds, the audio will be a simulcast of the home team’s radio broadcast. Other online platforms have their own announcers. For now, the digital networks I am including in the listings are those for the...
Andy Jacobson, Sunday Night Baseball Producer, noted that it helps to have great announcers since the team makes the players comfortable “not only during the interviews, but in the process leading up.” “There is an E in ESPN, and it stands for entertainment,” said Ravech. “One of the...
Coach Christie Sides is out in Indiana; what's next for the Fever? 11hMichael Voepel, +2 More Jesse D. Garrabrant/NBAE via Getty Images Coaching changes: Fever's Sides is sixth coach to be fired this offseason Indiana fired Christie Sides on Sunday, making her the sixth head coach to...
Can you believe that the MLB expanded to Tampa just five years ago? The word "unbelievable" might be the most overused phrase on the planet right now, just ahead of the word "literally," but I mean, isn't that literally unbelievable? Six years ago, Team Selig decided to themselves, "...
he'd been making Johnson wear once a week since training camp in anticipation of a northern January outing. (Why the Fox announcers denounced Johnson's gloves was beyond TMQ; quarterbacks ought to wear gloves on freezing days, so long as they are accustomed to them.) Most important, he had...
In Real Life:Uecker is one of the all-time great announcers -- in large part because of his humor. He's always been a natural -- appearing on "The Tonight Show" in 1962, when he was a rookie catcher for the Milwaukee Braves, hosting "Saturday Night Live" in 1984, and starring in...
As the game dragged on deep into the night, fans who remained in the scattered crowd of 11,668 chanted the names of Oakland's radio announcers, Ray Fosse and Ken Korach. One player in the Angels' dugout wore a rally cap folded in half, with the bill sticking straight up like a mohawk...
there's never been a playoff series when the announcers have muttered aloud more times, "Wow, this is weird, I'm not sure why they're doing this" or "I'm sure there's a reason for this, I just can't think of it right now" or even, "I'm not sure why they'd want to pla...