35 minutes of Angels-Tigers not televised over Bally Sports production truck issues
"We apologize for the technical difficulties. We'll continue to work on that. In the meantime, we bring you baseball via radio on TV."
"We apologize for the technical difficulties. We'll continue to work on that. In the meantime, we bring you baseball via radio on TV."
Cowherd identifies as a "baseball casual," something that's pretty easy to tell.
"Why does ESPN have to ask this straight up in the middle of a game?"
"Any time some clown on TV says you’re irrelevant, it will stoke a fanbase, of course it will."
ESPN's popular and tear-jerking segment series will return Sunday, July 16, and features several top sports stars.
"I've been in LA quite often, I never hear anybody talking about the Angels."
The Mets retired Hernandez's No. 17 in a ceremony last year
The Angels are once again attempting to minimize negativity.
The Angels cannot get out of their own way.
"$200,000. Anthony Rendon makes $38 million per year."
Arte Moreno cited "the economics" earlier this month as a main reason for keeping radio broadcasters off the road.
Passan, as Elmo, as Chad Kroeger, is something my eyes and ears both keep wanting to reject.
"Are you saying we're not competing?"
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.