Michele Tafoya not a big Shohei Ohtani fan for some reason
What is it about this Japanese superstar dominating baseball that Tafoya didn't appreciate?
What is it about this Japanese superstar dominating baseball that Tafoya didn't appreciate?
"He had promised to an underprivileged school in New York before that ballgame, that he would donate 600 Macbooks if he went two innings or more tonight in that ballgame. Certainly a nice gesture on his part."
"It's fouled away...and it's gone."
Jeremy Peña hit his first MLB home run while Heidi Watney was interviewing his parents on the Apple TV+ Astros-Angels broadcast.
"While this is totally and entirely my decision, I remain grateful for experiencing my last year in a prominent TV broadcast position."
"I can’t do everything I enjoy with MLB Network and the Angels, while still being away for nearly 30 weekends a year."
Davis sounded every bit like a first-time broadcaster, especially when interviewing Mike Trout.
Sabathia, a key force behind this alternate game broadcast idea, will again be involved, but alongside a different pair of former players this time.
"Having reviewed all of the available evidence, I have concluded that Mr. Callaway violated MLB’s policies, and that placement on the ineligible list is warranted."
Calling two games at once is the work of a professional. Don't try this at home, people.
Mickey Callaway "aggressively pursued" at least five women in sports media, "sending three of them inappropriate photographs and asking one of them to send nude photos in return."
"The time has come for me to step away from the broadcasting booth."
"OH MAN,...I hate this doubleheader visiting stuff..."
"They had two-plus months to work on this."
Fairly played for six MLB franchises from 1958-78, then called games for three franchises from 1979-2006.
“How this whole thing played out in a positive end for me, they can’t explain. Every doctor I talk to says you are an absolute miracle because this doesn’t happen.”
Apparently, these guys don't get out of bed for anything less than a 5.0.
Maybe Trout's interest in the weather was all he needed for media stardom after all.
MLB needs to do a much better way of promoting the world's best baseball player, and instead they're blaming him for it.
"We were trying to figure out where he was and how we could get a satellite feed to him so that he could watch his Ducks game in a hotel in Prague. I believe we succeeded."
Now this is embracing a theme.
Ohtani does not speak to the media pregame, never gives one-on-one interviews and holds court after every single contest he plays in.