Gus Johnson made quite the noises calling the Vikings’ game-ending missed field goal
"GOOD SNAP, CLEAN HOLD, FOR THE WIN! OHHHHH MY GOODNESS, HE MISSED IT! UNBELIEVABLE! AND THE CARDINALS SURVIVE! 34-33! YOU'RE WATCHING THE NFL, FOLKS! ON F-O-X!"
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Gary Cohen’s call of Javier Báez’s winning run in Mets’ comeback was a memorable “Turn those thumbs around!”
On Tuesday at least, Báez gave Mets' fans something to cheer about.
Kia Nurse’s long-range game-winning three-pointer for the Mercury had quite the call from Ryan Ruocco
Nurse took a game-ending shot from long range, and drained it for the win.
Dallas Braden drops a “Duck, dive, dodge, duck, and dive!” for Tony Kemp’s tag evasion
"An incredible heads-up effort from Nolan Arenado, but Tony Kemp on the backside, duck, dive, dodge, duck and dive!"
The FreeDawkins YouTube channel’s NBA videos have vanished, but the NBA says they’re not behind that
While FreeDawkins' videos with NBA clips have vanished from YouTube, a NBA source told AA the league didn't launch a copyright takedown, and that their policies on highlights videos haven't changed since Adam Silver's 2015 "Highlights are marketing" comments.
The Universo announcers calling USA-Switzerland beach soccer weren’t too excited about Nick Perera’s amazing bicycle kick
This is one of the more laid-back calls you'll see on a spectacular bicycle kick.
Baseball Prospectus finds MLB.com used “mammoth” 50 times for home run highlights this year, behind only 53 for “towering”
MLB.com's video headline writers sure seem to love mammoths.
Wisconsin local sports anchor hilariously reenacts highlights from the first half of Packers-Rams
"There's Aaron Rodgers, looking better than normal, I must say."
Javier Baez gave us the hug heard ’round the world, with Alex Rodriguez arguing “The rules are the rules”
This hug led to quite the debate, and quite the criticism from A-Rod.
CFL OL Jon Gott hit in face by his QB’s pass, in a game where a key highlight was Duane Forde’s American Ninja...
Football to the head has a football to the head. It works on so many levels!
ESPN’s Lego highlights of the World Cup final included everything from VAR to trophy celebrations
Without full highlight rights to this tournament, ESPN had to get creative, and their Lego highlights Sunday were particularly good.
Joel Embiid’s posterization of Aron Baynes came with great calls from Dave Pasch and Doris Burke
"That is no Phantom of The Process. That is a man of The Process."
Darius Miller hits near-court-length first-half buzzer beater, gets called “Rajon Rondo” by Marv Albert
Miller's shot was one of the few things that went right for New Orleans in the first half.
