Chris ‘Mad Dog’ Russo struggles through Mets-Braves math
"uh, uh uh, you know, 56 and -- is that correct?"
"uh, uh uh, you know, 56 and -- is that correct?"
"The Mets spend $90 million on these two mercenary pieces of crap who’ve done nothing."
"I saw that, and I didn’t know if I was supposed to say that on TV."
"Those bases, three inches bigger this year, drawing the ire and envy of men everywhere."
More changes are coming to Braves broadcasts in 2023.
A Hall of Famer is returning to the Braves broadcast booth.
"I don't care who you are. If you think that any words that I said caused the Mets to lose the division, you're an absolute idiot. I'll tell it to your face."
The Braves have their replacement for Chip Caray.
There’s an expectation that political ads will be aired during sporting events around election season, but this commercial is meant to spread hate.
"Given a 0.4% chance of winning on CNN. No, I'm only joking, I listen to all the percentages at CNN, my batting average isn't nearly as good."
During Friday night’s game against the Atlanta Braves, New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso was brushed back...
"In broadcasting, a lot of times when you make a mistake, the rule is you don’t draw attention to it. But sometimes it’s so bad, that you have to address it."
"You’re telling me that Cishek was trying to hit Ronald Acuña in the backside with a 79mph slider?"
It’s a harmless mistake, but one that shouldn’t have taken Bally Sports South at least three innings to correct
There was also a fantastic moment with ESPN's Tim Kurkjian that involved Joey Votto.
A logical choice for ESPN and MLB here, as coverage will kick off with the Braves raising their championship banner.
"Atlanta vs. Cheaters" was a surprising entry on Nielsen's list.
"Is this happening? It is! The Atlanta Braves are world champions! The Atlanta Braves have won the 2021 World Series in six games over the Houston Astros!"
"This is the golden age of Astros' baseball, and it might be the best run of any Houston sports team in the city's history."
When you tweet anything related to the national anthem these days, you're playing with fire.
The documentary features the six New York-area natives who played at Shea Stadium 10 days after 9/11.
There have been lots of players with names ending in X, including Greg Maddux and Jimmie Foxx.
"Injury limbo" wasn't a good description of Ozuna's current situation.
"A black man is getting a standing ovation in the Deep South for breaking a record of an all-time baseball idol."
Sutton had a legendary career both on the mound and in the booth.