Being originally from Toledo, I grew up with Ernie Harwell doing Tigers games on the radio. On good old AM radios, if you held your tongue just right and sat facing the right direction, you might pick up the Indians, too. We even got WGN once in a blue moon.
At least Sunday's game will be back with Len & JD. They aren't spectacular, but they aren't annoying like some national guys I could mention.
By the way, gang. The cardboard cutouts look better than Fox's virtual fans.
Hey @Timby take it easy on us cranky old men. We're very sensitive.Len Kasper is one of the best PBP guys working today and there's a reason Fox keeps trying to poach him.
Deshaies is good-ish, but he tends to veer into "cranky old man yelling at cloud" territory when Len brings up advanced statistics.
Hey @Timby take it easy on us cranky old men. We're very sensitive.
Infant. Tomorrow I turn into a septuagenarian.Hey, I'm less than a week away from turning 36 and my 47-year-old brother is moving in with me. Believe me, I feel my age.
Len Kasper is one of the best PBP guys working today and there's a reason Fox keeps trying to poach him.
Deshaies is good-ish, but he tends to veer into "cranky old man yelling at cloud" territory when Len brings up advanced statistics.
Infant. Tomorrow I turn into a septuagenarian.
Hey, I'm less than a week away from turning 36
I have empty beer cans in my garage older than you!
My favorites in Chicago were John Rooney and the late Ed Farmer on White Sox radio. Loved Skip Caray and Ernie Johnson when we lived in Atlanta.I liked Harry and Steve back in the day. Not so much with Steve after Harry died. Sometimes two guys just work well together, unlike (was it?) the two guys from Detroit that got into it. Ron Santo & Pat Hughes were good on the radio side.
My favorites in Chicago were John Rooney and the late Ed Farmer on White Sox radio. Loved Skip Caray and Ernie Johnson when we lived in Atlanta.
Joe Buck's doing the Yankees-Senators game.
Harry was great.
“Herr spelled backwards is RRRREEHH!!!”
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To be fair, those were his older...and drunker days. Lots of fun watching WGN back then.
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