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10-22-2005, 08:41 PM
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Re: Best and Worst Sports Broadcasters
Best Play-by-play: JP Dellacamera.
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10-22-2005, 11:17 PM
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Re: Best and Worst Sports Broadcasters
Worst Anything: ESPN Sunday Night Football crew
re Musberger: While I don't think he's good, he's not terrible enough for me to not be able to tune him out.
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10-22-2005, 11:59 PM
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Re: Best and Worst Sports Broadcasters
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Worst Anything: ESPN Sunday Night Football crew [/ QUOTE ] Paul McGuire and Joe Theisman make me want to beat the living [censored] out of them. Also, I'm surprised no one's given any props to Joe Buck.
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10-23-2005, 01:05 AM
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Re: Best and Worst Sports Broadcasters
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[ QUOTE ] Worst Anything: ESPN Sunday Night Football crew [/ QUOTE ] Paul McGuire and Joe Theisman make me want to beat the living [censored] out of them. Also, I'm surprised no one's given any props to Joe Buck. [/ QUOTE ] Joe Buck is horrible. He suffers from the Al Michaels "I think I'll start telling some long story or talking about some pointless stats while completely ignoring the action on the field" syndrome. Also he completely flipped out when Randy Moss did the pulling-pants-down routine in Green Bay last year, acting like Moss was raping his mother on the 50-yard-line or something. Grow up.
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10-23-2005, 01:11 AM
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Re: Best and Worst Sports Broadcasters
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Worst Anything: ESPN Sunday Night Football crew [/ QUOTE ] Paul McGuire and Joe Theisman make me want to beat the living [censored] out of them. Also, I'm surprised no one's given any props to Joe Buck. [/ QUOTE ] Joe Buck is horrible. He suffers from the Al Michaels "I think I'll start telling some long story or talking about some pointless stats while completely ignoring the action on the field" syndrome. Also he completely flipped out when Randy Moss did the pulling-pants-down routine in Green Bay last year, acting like Moss was raping his mother on the 50-yard-line or something. Grow up. [/ QUOTE ] I don't like Joe Buck either. The nerd spends too much time trying to be funny. It's amazing he's considered the best Fox has.
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10-24-2005, 08:11 AM
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Re: Best and Worst Sports Broadcasters
I can not stand Joe Buck. He drives me insane. He has to inject his opinion into every game and is always wasting time looking for the "defining moment of a game" and when he thinks he found it he doesn't shut up about it. No matter how much it really effected the game.
You want to hear somebody good, his dad in his prime was amazing. I could still listen to Vin Scully. I like Gary Thorne, John Shomby, Dan Schulman is alright. I actually like John Miller as well. Most of the TV play-by-play guys are way to concerned with themselves and could care less what is going on in the game. Color guys I really can't stand Madden, or Thiesman. But Bill Maas, Joe Morgan, Darryl Johnson, Troy Aikman all suck. I havn't seen a lot of Baseball Tonight this year. I used to love Kruk on the Phillies games and in the Comcast studios. I don't know what he did to piss off everyone on ESPN. I would guess it has to do with the dumbass ESPN producers who want "controversy" in their analysts.
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10-23-2005, 10:13 AM
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Re: Best and Worst Sports Broadcasters
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[ QUOTE ] Worst Anything: ESPN Sunday Night Football crew [/ QUOTE ] I love the sunday night crew, the unintentional comedy is through the roof. As for play by play Bill Raftery. [/ QUOTE ] I like him too - but he's color. And how could I forget this one: worst color/studio guy if all time: DICK Vitale. Literally ruins every game he's on.
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