Chris Russo wants NFL to expel ‘clown’ Azeez Al-Shaair for the season
"That guy’s a clown for hitting him like that."
"That guy’s a clown for hitting him like that."
"Everything's breaking news."
"I think maybe right now the Mets are the leading clubhouse contender."
"I understand my role and I give them credit for giving me that role. And I think they needed it."
"This is what you decide to put on your television set?"
"You can't make that mistake."
"Let's have Penn State play Georgia and ask Vegas what the line would be. Georgia would be a 10-point favorite in that game, for crying out loud."
The duo, appearing fresh out of high school called the game for SportsChannel, a long-defunct regional sports network.
"They wanted to make sure they got you nailed with that dopey thing in New York with Smokey Daniels."
“I don’t want to come across as the poor victim here, that’s not fair."
"They were upset about the whole thing with Mendoza."
"That's the sort of thing Saturday did a couple of years ago with the Colts."
"You will be BEGGING for a flex with the Cowboys."
Russo will still appear on other MLB Network shows.
Host Tony Reali joined in on the fun as the recently unveiled Dwyane Wade statue.
"I don’t like to have to look 10 places or pay for 10 places to watch the games that I want to watch."
"The next time I hear Aaron Rodgers is when he gets back to .500. I don’t want to hear him on McAfee, I don’t want to hear him on our show."
"I’m flying, I had a gummy. Right before he did the Yankee nonsense."
"All of the sudden, I am looped into this."
"And to Stephen A.'s credit, he said, 'Chris, you say what you have to say. If you get pounded, who cares?'"
"This might be fun for LeBron. Nobody in America cares that Bronny James played three minutes."
"At Northern Illinois, did he read a football book for crying out loud?"
Smith suggests the Mets' postseason success has motivated the Yankees to play at a higher level.
"I watched a George Brett documentary last night and a baseball game broke out!"
"It’s been a tremendous breakthrough. Let’s be honest. A little renaissance."