Announcers laugh at star player’s action when benches clear in MLB game
"Manny gonna make sure he gets that one more thing of sunflower seeds. This is high intensity."
"Manny gonna make sure he gets that one more thing of sunflower seeds. This is high intensity."
"Mercury retrograde -- whatever that means."
"And thank God I don’t have any social media because I’d be meeting some people in places."
"Touchdown off his hands, she’s not happy."
"RANGER FANS, YOU'RE NOT DREAMING! THE RANGERS ARE THE WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS!"
"The way I like to look at it is, this is really cool that we have two teams that we get to introduce to everybody."
"Getting caught up in trying to replace them, I've tried to avoid that."
"Bobby told him to shut the front door and head on down to first."
"Fairchild catches up to 47. … You've told me, velocity's not everything."
Fox announcer Davis felt a misplayed pop fly that hit Brett Baty in the face seemed to sum up the Mets' season to date.
"I’d like to think that I’m better than I was last year."
"I wish I had a rewind button to get me back there and a pause button to really soak it in."
"JAPAN TURNS IT AROUND ON ITS LAST BREATH!"
"Joe Davis is generational."
"Representing a country that loves baseball so much, but also, representing a still-oppressive Cuban government."
Joe Davis is great. But please, Joe: stop going full volume.
"If you’re a Vikings fan, this is by far the worst touchdown celebration you have ever seen."
"2022 WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS! FOR THE SECOND TIME IN SIX YEARS, THE ASTROS... ARE BASEBALL'S BEST!"
"Why can’t he do the World Series? What the f*ck? He can’t take two weeks off and do the World Series?"
Johnston and Davis had strong thoughts here.
Joe Davis and Nomar Garciaparra couldn't contain their laughter at replays of David Vassegh's slide ride, which he explained resulted in a fractured hand/wrist and fractured ribs.
The Los Angeles Dodgers put together a beautiful ceremony honoring Vin Scully ahead of their first home game since his death.
"I just tried to do my best to pay tribute to the guy I consider the greatest ever to do it."
Jason Benetti and Brock Huard will be the No. 2 college football broadcast team for Fox.